marquess in a sentence

Definition

A marquess is a nobleman of high rank in the British peerage, ranking above an earl and below a duke.

The marquess hosted a lavish dinner party at his ancestral estate.
After years of service in the military, he was honored with the title of marquess.
The marquess was known for his philanthropic efforts in the local community.
During the grand ball, the marquess danced elegantly with the guests.
Many were surprised by the marquess's decision to sell his family estate.