king oyo造句

• King Oyo's father was living in exile when the kingdoms were reinstated.
• Most are far too busy gawking at King Oyo to ever consider such a thing.
• King Oyo returns home on May 4.
• King Oyo's post is ceremonial.
• King Oyo is dull in comparison.
• King Oyo hopes to raise dlrs 6 million to build a children's hospital in Toro.
• Despite her best efforts, sometimes King Oyo's lack of enthusiasm for the role is rather hard not to see.
• King Oyo Nyibma Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV is making his first trip to the United States from April 19 to May 3.
• King Oyo has been throughout Africa and has made trips to Europe and America as well, meeting a variety of VIPs in the process.
• The young King Oyo named Gaddafi the " defender " of the Kingdom and invited him to attend the 6th coronation anniversary celebrations in 2001.
• Following the war she returned to her first husband, King Oyo ), who immediately had her re-instated as his Princess Consort.
• "' Rukirabasaija Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV "', King Oyo, is the reigning Omukama of Toro, in Uganda.
• When the anniversary arrives, his subjects gather and King Oyo is presented with the royal ax, the royal bow and arrows and the royal sword.
• As she spoke, King Oyo, who had earlier excused himself, was outside the palace kicking around a soccer ball, acting more kid than king.
• But King Oyo also has bodyguards and rules over an elaborate administrative structure that includes a prime minister, a board of regents and a variety of parish councils.
• At one point, King Oyo must stride around the grounds, although palace functionaries scurry ahead of him to ensure that his feet touch straw mats and not the earth.
• "My life is very different from most 12-year-olds, " said King Oyo, fidgeting with a rubber band tied around his royal wrist and looking both kinglike and kidlike at once.
• All the same, as King Oyo sat on a leopard skin that had been draped over an armchair in his Kampala palace the other day, heand looking both king-like and kid-like at once.
• Kisembo, Toro Prime Minister Stephen Nyabongo and his aunt, Princess Elizabeth Bagaaya, did most of the talking for King Oyo, who sat in a high-backed chair during a news conference at a hotel.
• The two leaders immediately began the 200-mile drive to the western town of Fort Portal, where King Oyo Nyimba, a primary school student, would celebrate the sixth anniversary of his becoming leader of the Toro people.