Similar Words to Earl Of Warwick:
Kingmaker
Richard Neville
Warwick
Examples:
1. "New lead on the Earl Williams hanging."
2. When you did that interview with Earl Williams in the death house, our circulation went up 75,000.
3. Hey, Mollie, those were pretty roses you sent Earl Williams.
4. I never said I loved Earl Williams and was willing to marry him on the gallows.
5. Earl Williams just busted out of the County jail.
6. Earl Williams just lammed out of jail.
7. Earl Williams out yourself, so he could vote for you next Tuesday.
8. It's a reprieve for Earl Williams.
9. We don't have Earl Williams in our custody.
10. I'm only going to say it once, I've got Earl Williams.
11. Earl, what have they done to you?
12. Sheriff's deputies examined the infant to make sure it wasn't Earl Williams, who they knew was hiding somewhere.
13. Look, I'm pretending there ain't no Earl Williams.
14. I'm the only one who knows where Earl Williams is.
15. You want to know where Earl Williams is?
16. Now, listen, Earl, when I rap three times, that means the coast is clear.
17. Earl, I need a picture of you.
18. "Earl Williams, the Bolshevik tiger "who leaped snarling from the gallows "onto the flanks of the unsuspecting city was captured by " Now you're cooking!
19. This happens to be the gun that Earl Williams shot his way out with.
20. I'll give you 10 seconds to hand over Earl Williams.
21. Does it belong to Earl Williams?
22. Earl Williams was captured in the Criminal Courts Building hiding in a desk.
23. Guardian and conscience of Chicago having single-handedly captured Earl Williams has just handed him over to Sheriff what's-his-name.
24. The stars, the steps, and at the top of the steps, Marx and Lenin waiting for Earl Williams.
25. Earl Williams, thank God, has been reprieved.
Definitions of Earl of warwick:
1. English statesman; during the War of the Roses he fought first for the house of York and secured the throne for Edward IV and then changed sides to fight for the house of Lancaster and secured the throne for Henry VI (1428-1471)