coronation造句

The inauguration was set to resemble a coronation.

Anna bursts out of her room, wearing her coronation dress.

The coronation of the new king was a splendid pageant。

She was on her way to a coronation, not a campaign.

Continued success to create a fashion brand is a time to dream coronation.

Wait citizens! Wait! We are not finished yet. On to the coronation!

It was the first stop on a major tour of the Commonwealth that followed her coronation five months earlier.

Logue outrages Bertie, to therapeutic effect, by sitting on the throne in Westminster Abbey prior to the coronation.

When snapping a spectacle—a coronation, say, or a parade—he trained his camera on the unsuspecting bystanders.

When Queen Victoria was crowned in England, it was Strauss's orchestra that played at the coronation ball.

When they first saw each other in royal clothing, the fine robes and shining crowns for their coronation, that was when they fell in love.

With Russian state TV having morphed into a daily Putin/Medvedev blog, Putin can expect blanket positive coverage ahead of his coronation.

A lot of the establishment wants to just say it is over, and why do we not just have a coronation?

Custard tarts were popular during Medieval times and records show that King Henry IV enjoyed them at his coronation banquet in 1399.

His aim, once this weekend's heavily managed parliamentary elections and next March's presidential coronation are out the way, is to put this disaster to rights.

The new King, it was rumoured, was in such a poor physical state that he would not be able to endure the coronation ceremony, let alone discharge his functions as sovereign.

It was 12 May 1937, and the forty-one-year-old king was about to face one of the greatest - and most nerve-racking - days of his life: his coronation.

It was during the rainy season in 1533, an auspicious time for a coronation, and thousands of people were packed into the main plaza of Cusco to celebrate the arrival of their new teenage king.