Egbert in a sentence

Weohstan, a Wessex ealdorman, met him with men from Wiltshire: according to a 15th-century source, Weohstan had married Alburga, Egbert's sister, and so was Egbert's brother-in-law.

When Egbert died in 839, Æthelwulf succeeded him; the southeastern kingdoms were finally absorbed into the kingdom of Wessex after Æthelwulf's death in 858. Family Historians do not agree on Egbert's ancestry.

A couple was sleeping at their home on Egbert Quilter Street, Ladyville, on Friday night when they were alarmed by a loud bang on the roof.

People listen at a memorial celebration of life for Bubba Egbert May 26 at the Ridge Riders Rodeo Arena.

The Bobcats continued their offensive prowess in the third quarter, with Egbert’s 29-yard touchdown run extending their lead.

This prompted staff to keep Egbert in a vulture incubator, tucked in with a squishy bird toy and monitored closely, while a wooden dummy egg was left in Philomena’s nest for her to sit on.

And it’s sad, it’s exciting, but it’s saddening to see anything burn,” said Vendetta Egbert.

Th Most Valuable Player of the Tournament title went to Egbert Lubbe, who is seen standing alongside Hercules Roodt of Halewood International.

Deputy Minister of Energy Joseph Cudjoe, Mr. Egbert Faibille, Chief Executive Officer of the (CEO) of the Petroleum Commission, and Mr. Lawrence Apaalse, Chief Director of the Energy Ministry, where among government official’s present.

Director General, Lt. Col. (Ret’d) Egbert Field, flanked by candidates for the Air Traffic Control Assistants training.

Mrs. Dickenson is cared for at home by two nieces and a nephew, the children of her late brother Egbert Bascome.

Neighbor Egbert White said, “This is crazy.

Utah's Egbert Weverink and David Micevski talk strategy during a doubles match against Montana State at the Eccles Tennis Center February 5, 2017.

We went to Armando Luna’s “yoga and beer” classes at Laughing Monk, attended countless events at the Bayview Opera House, Egbert Street and at the Shipyard Artists Open Studios.

Abels, Alfred the Great, p. 31. Mercia remained a threat, however; Egbert's son Æthelwulf, established as king of Kent, gave estates to Christ Church, Canterbury, probably to counter any influence the Mercians might still have there.

Æthelwulf's coinage came from a main mint in Canterbury and a secondary one at Rochester; both had been used by Egbert for his own coinage after he gained control of Kent.

Alfred retreated to Athelney 'after Easter' and then seven weeks after Easter mustered an army at "Egbert's stone".

Beorhtric died in 802, and Egbert came to the throne of Wessex, probably with the support of Charlemagne and perhaps also the papacy.

Beorhtric's reign lasted sixteen years, and not thirteen; and all extant texts of the Chronicle agree on "iii", but many modern accounts assume that Egbert did indeed spend thirteen years in Francia.

Carolingian support may have been one of the factors that helped Egbert achieve the military successes of the late 820s.