In Canterbury Cathedral, next Thursday, I shall be lost in the majesty of English history in stone.
It may not be pretty but there is a certain majesty to Kendrew's model.
We open on a snowcapped mountaintop, our heroes but specks against the majesty of mother nature.
Standing a few feet from his mother, Charles turned to her. "Your Majesty.
Arturo Vidal's spot-kick against Milan was so perfect that the newspaper La Repubblica devoted an entire article to its majesty.
Mustafa was a mine of knowledge, and as I stood in the prayer room and admired the azure pleats of the carved ceiling, I wondered at the unique majesty of the architecture until my other half broke the silence by whispering, "I've just been a bit sick in my hand".
In a world in which, while Christmas thrives, winter itself is under threat from global warming, imparting to the generation which comes after us a sense of the season's true majesty feels all the more vital.
Then, and for a long time after, it must have seemed entirely appropriate that the finest actor of his age would die in Bradford – amid the majesty of its most luxurious hotel, only a step away from the trading exchange that set the world's wool prices, and the town hall with the belltower inspired by the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.
His voyage from the majesty of the appeal court to safe haven must cross an inevitable sea of troubles.
Even the most hardened shopper couldn't fail to be impressed by its gothic majesty, although it's a shame about the tannoyed music blaring around the square.
Repeat plays also unpack the range of this remarkably consistent record: the slow-blooming majesty of Two Weeks, the haunted hymnal Closer, the molten slow jam Hours, each one distinct yet speaking the same clandestine night-time language.
