Sentence examples for a diadem from inspiring English sources
Not with a diadem, however — with something more familiar to Cinderella before she met her Prince Charming: a buttermilk churn.
Baba's theatrically styled pieces included a minaudière clutch, a diadem headpiece and a ring embellished with a dangling pompon.Ms.
The new Wave wardrobe (created by Mainbocher) will include an evening dress with gold-braid insignia, a diadem headdress, a Koret handbag, and other fine things.
She begins with a sample from the third century B.C. epic poem "The Argonautica," which is paired with Giovanni Crosato's "Bacchus Crowning Ariadne With a Diadem of Stars".
She arranges first the grim death of her young rival – a diadem and a dress soaked in poison – and then she murders her children.
One was by Stéphane Mallarmé ("And I die, and I love — whether the glass be art or mysticism — to be reborn, wearing my dream like a diadem").
Romeo was exceptionally old for a diademed sifaka.
The Mal'ta boy was 3 to 4 years old and was buried under a stone slab wearing an ivory diadem, a bead necklace and a bird-shaped pendant.
The same year, Mundhir visited Constantinople, where he was awarded a crown or diadem (stemma), marking the formal renewal of his role as Byzantium's chief Arab client-king.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, May 12 , 1934P. 22 How Mr. Ward got involved with a couple of encyclopedias, a Miss Smiley and a Mr. Diadem.
She has a jeweled diadem, wears golden pauldrons (shoulder armor) with a gold chain suspended between them like a necklace, and has a banner with the Triforce falling from her hips held up by a golden belt.
