The decoration of houses

The dutch republic

The day the pig fell into the well (film)

The day the sky exploded

The end

The definite article in country names

The ecstasy of St. Theresa

The enemy of my enemy

The earthlings

The destruction of the tea

The densest element

The end of Britain as a Roman province

The dreams of tipu sultan

The ear the eye and the arm

The double County of Jaffa and Ascalon

The effect of the environment on the expression of a gen

The division of Korea

The end justify the means

The ecosystem of cretaceous mongolia

The donnas

The end of evangelion

The end world tour

The emigrants

The elder scrolls online

The dingoes (disambiguation)

The dynamics of an asteroid

The dividing of Korea

The disciple Jesus loved

The endemic birds of South Asia

The dream songs

The dueling banjos

The elderly

The empowerment dynamic

The eighth circle of hell

The bean trees

The drips

The biggest malls

The devil the flesh and the world

The doll people

The dustbowl

The devil finds work for idle hands

The emerald state

The dragon can't dance

The empire on which the sun never sets

The doctor is in

The elephant show

The end of greatness

The demography of Sweden

The dress (viral phenomenom)

The diplomat magazine

The design revolution

The endless knot

The phrase "the empire on which the sun never sets" has been used with variations to describe certain global empires that were so extensive that there was always at least one part of their territory that was in daylight.It was originally used for the Spanish Empire, mainly in the 16th and 17th centuries. In more recent times, it was used for the British Empire, mainly in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The electronic anthology project

The drones

The egyptian helen

The emperor of easy

The chateau des baux

The elementary realism

The drilosphere

The empire times

The depiction of women artists in art history

The emptiness

The electric guitar

The defense of Aydin

The desert rats

The details

The demographic transition

The end of history

The emperor's new drugs

The bourne identity

The emperor's new clothes

The devil's interval

The dinosaur and the missing link

The drummed

The end justifies the means

The empty child

The egg and the chicken problem

The einsiedeln eclogues

The duchess of poker

The drills

The eac

The end of suburbia

The earth is flat

The dirt sheet duo

The destruction of small ideals

The descent of man

The devil's own

The district of Xiangdong

The end club

The direct method in calculus of variations

The dukes of hazard

The e-net

The egyptian Helen

The economy of Kansas City Metropolitan Area

The dragons of eden: speculations on the evolution of human intelligence

The doctor and Rose

The emperors new drugs

The phrase "the empire on which the sun never sets" has been used with variations to describe certain global empires that were so extensive that there was always at least one part of their territory that was in daylight.It was originally used for the Spanish Empire, mainly in the 16th and 17th centuries. In more recent times, it was used for the British Empire, mainly in the 19th and early 20th centuries. During this period, the British Empire reached a territorial size larger than that of any other empire in history.Georg Büchmann traces the idea to a speech in Herodotus' Histories, made by Xerxes I before invading Greece.A similar concept in the Old Testament might pre-date Herodotus and Xerxes I where Psalm 72:8 speaks of the Messianic King: ‘He shall have dominion also from sea to sea, and from the river unto the ends of the earth’ for ‘as long as the sun and moon endure, throughout all generations’ Ps 72:5. This concept had existed in the Ancient Near East before the Old Testament. The Story of Sinuhe (19th century BC) announces that the Egyptian King rules “all what the sun encircles.” Mesopotamian texts contemporary to Sargon of Akkad (c. 2334 – 2279 BC) proclaim that this king ruled “all the lands from sunrise to sunset.”

The disappeared (Ireland)

The drinker

The empire carpet guy

The dragon of evil against the warrior saint

The empathizing-systemizing (E-S) theory

The dogs

The end of Yevon and the Birth of New Yevon

The duck test

The eighth day (Christian)

The draftsman's contract

The enemy of my enemy (disambiguation)

The enemy is "Shinobazu"

The end (My Chemical Romance song)

The drag

The early life of Pope Benedict XVI

The beales of grey gardens

The end lost

The doubting antiquity school

The dragonwell

The emperor's riddles

The dragon of the west

The double deckers

The double (Gaelic Games)

The end of the way

The endless (comics)

The encyclopedia Iranica

The effect of gamma rays on man in the moon marigolds

The devil and sonny liston

The disappeared (Northern Ireland)

The enemy of your enemy is your friend

The duke spirit

The engine shed

The end of Roman rule in Britain

The dream tv movie

The chattahoochee riverwalk

The doctrine of Two Truths (Dve Satye)

The engineering design process

The ecomuseum of the district of Montfort (Montfort-sur-Meu)

The dog who carries his master’s dinner round his neck

The dredge oyster

The empathizing–systemizing (E-S) theory

The embryonic and prenatal development of the male reproductive system (human)

The drive by truckers

The dictatorial triumvirate

The devil the world and the flesh

The east is blue

The dogs of war

The dynamic theory of Laplace

The disintegration of Yugoslavia

The earth's first supercontinent

The end of the world

The diary of jane

The elkins act

The energy-depth relationship (E-y diagram) in a rectangular channel

The elder scrolls v

The economist

The doric

The dukes of windsor

The end of communism in Europe

The docta of Latin America

The denver zoo

The emperors new mind

The dream is over

The end of the whole mess

The dole effect

The diamond of drury lane

The devil's arse

The dream of the red chamber

The die is cast (phrase)

The empire state

The defect concentration diagram

The covenant

The delaware wave

The early church

The dwarf trees of Verzy (France)

The devil, the flesh & the world

The devils arithmetic

The diabolical dominion

The democratical terrorist

The early years

The electra

The end of education

The dreams of sparrows

The biggest malls in the world

The effects of legalized cannabis

The delta star

The dirchamber sessions

The devils diary

The eggman

The defence of Aydin

The duke is tops

The empress and the warrior

The end of World War II in Europe

The economic history of Europe

The distance

The enemies of reason

The empathizing-systemizing theory

The dreams in the witch house

The dog ate my website

The distant hours

The electric kool-aid acid test

The driggs family

The dual monarchy

The deep blue goodbye

The encyclopaedia of Korean culture

The diamond age, or, Young lady's illustrated primer

The ends do not justify the means

The elect

The end of the third age

The deep web

The edge of destruction

The devil, the world, & the flesh

The defense of Aydın

The employee protection act 1999

The diggers (Levellers)

The doon school alumni

The empire striks back

The dumbledores

The ends justify the means

The end of mr y

The emperor of Japan

The end of the end

The defeat of Hannibal

The diamond necklace affair

The door into summ

The discreet charm of the bourgeoisie

The electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser

The divergent series: insurgent

The end of the roman empire

The eastern emerald elysia

The energy policy in China

The depths of time

The enclos paroissial of Saint-Thégonnec

The dogs of Riga

The devil in miss jones

The eastern question

The doon school film

The elixir of life

The emperor's hand

The differential geometry of curves

The dress that broke the Internet

The depressive position

The devil's jump

The drownout

The doon school newspaper

The economy of Kansas City

The die has been cast

The elections in Martinique

The devil (tarot card)

The encyclopaedia of Korean Culture

The dream millennium

The dethalbum 2

The dog in the manger

The depression and the new deal

The detectives

The dolly rocker movement

The divided line

The dowling poole

The early bird picks the worm

The downward spiral

The end of the earth

The dude abides

The end of faith

The day after tommorrow

The diary of Tristram Shandy

The editorial "we"

The dl chronicles

The demographic transition (DT)

The dramatic imagination

The dragon teeth

The disappearance of John Favara

The doubleclicks

The dilinger escape plan

The devil the flesh & the world

The distance (boxing)

The devil's men

The development of general relativity

The devil, the flesh, and the world

The down troddence

The devil, the world and the flesh

The eagles

The encyclopedia of science fiction

The emperor has no clothes

The elvis rock

The dream Off Penderecki

The diary of anne frank

The elephant clock

The beanstalk group

The devils throat

The enchanted forest

The double

The emergency broadcast system

The elements of style

The end of the world 2012

The eleven-day weekend

The dragon of evil against the saint warrior

The delegates

The downley school

The elliptic functions as they should be

The duggars

The economy, stupid

The decorative arts

The end of the affair

The devil and daniel webster

The end of poverty

The different survey in the life of a vessel

The economy of Scotland in the early modern era

The domino effect concert

The endless forest

The elf on the shelf

The doughnut man

The dixie chicken

The end of Roman Britain

The edge of the wedge theorem

The devil

The cove palisades state park

The doors of perception

The embassy pact

The donut diner

The dream catcher

The doors (film)

The emporer

The discovery of Heaven

The eReport

The economy of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area

The edge of the sea

The dirty trick (Israel)