crowned造句

They crowned him king.

They crowned [made] him king.

Napoleon then crowned Josephine Empress.

a high-crowned hat; an orange-crowned bird; a crowned signet ring.

She is crowned with wisdom by nature.

In June 1533, Anne was crowned queen.

The queen was crowned with proper ceremony.

a tower crowned with a spire

They also crowned Dath'Remar as their first monarch.

The barren hills are crowned with fruit trees.

Let the beginning of the year be crowned with achievements.

Spring goeth all in white, crowned with milk-white may.

His efforts were crowned with success at last.

Once he is crowned, the king will reign until he dies.

The winner would receive the Piston Cup trophy and be crowned champion for the entire season!

He was wide-awake Monday, though, when he was crowned winner of a "Beautiful Bulldog" contest.

It is crowned by a rooftop terrace with an outdoor saltwater swimming pool.

I'd rather have my tooth crowned with some kind of cement than pull it out.

The house is empty, but Eugene sings as if he had for audience all the crowned heads of Europe.

Now we can turn right and drive past Westminster Abbey, where the kings and queens of England are crowned.

For this reason, any large, flat areas should be crowned convex to prevent dishing in the reverse direction.

Our clip takes you back to August, 2002 and a rampant performance from arsene Wenger newly-crowned champions.

The Vosges is a pristine range of mountains, popular with walkers and cyclists, and crowned by ballons (rounded peaks).

During the ten years of the preparatory period preceding the great movement, this man forms relations with all the crowned heads of Europe.

Nearly half believe Prince William will bypass Prince Charles to be crowned King of England although one in six think the monarchy will have been abolished.

Wu Bridge in he bei Province, which is crowned as the cradle of acrobatics, is world-renowned for being the home of it with a long history.

Promotion of your factory's new products in this place and at this time will surely Be crowned with great success Because of the fine weather and favoraBle location.

After assessing Sasuphan, the judges crowned her with the world's hairiest child title on the GWR's Italian TV show, "Lo show dei Record."

Queen Elizabeth II was crowned as Britain’s sovereign in 1953 — a time when Winston S. Churchill was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Dwight D. Eisenhower was President of the United States.

The Shichahai area was crowned as the most beautiful place in Beijing. It presented a marked difference with the imperial places such as the Forbidden City and the Summer palace . Taking the rickshaw.

The enterprise is located at Dagang Development Zone, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province, a place reputed as China Wetland Capital, Hometown of Red-crowned Cranes and Ecological Protection Area of Elks.

The Creator invites all in attendance to start the party, stating that the guest of honor has been crowned and this is a time of great celebration for the wonderful service that you have performed.

Barbie is huge for ten-year-old Lin Yinghui, crowned and manicured as she celebrates her birthday with friends at a superstore devoted to the blond, blue-eyed American export.