The "scholar's seat" has repeatedly been used in United States history to refer to one of the nine seats on the Supreme Court occupied by its brightest legal mind. While not literally a formal position on the court, a justice said to occupy the scholar's seat typically has an unrivaled reputation for legal exellence and scholarship. Such justices may also be referred to as a "judge's judge." Previous justices to have occupied the scholar's seat are Justice Cardozo and Justice Frankfurter.
The possessive form for the plural noun scholars is scholars'.
italy was the seat of the glorious roman empire and all the historical remains and relics of the romans were found there.these attracted a number of scholars and artists.
scholars is the same word as scholaris thats why their related
scholars in latin is scolarium.
Tallis Scholars was created in 1973.
Scholars Online was created in 2006.
Blue Scholars was created in 2002.
Street Scholars was created in 1994.
Road Scholars was created in 1998.
Ancient Mesopotamian scholars were still scholars. A scholar is a person who specializes in a branch of study, or who is highly educated.
The scholars were the most honored in China's golden age
Scholars Academy was created in 2003-08.