Sentence examples for a groom of from inspiring English sources

Already Abigail Hill had been married secretly in the queen's presence to Samuel Masham (1679?–1758), a groom of the bedchamber to Anne's consort, Prince George of Denmark.

In childhood William served as a page of the robes at court, where his father was a groom of the wardrobe.

C. 1603 June 15 , 1671John Ashburnham, (born c. 1603 died June 15 , 1671 English Royalist who served Charles I and Charles II as a groom of the bedchamber.

Along with his appointment as a King's Man, Shakespeare also became a minor court functionary, a groom of the chamber, and was issued four and a half yards of red cloth to be fashioned into livery to be worn when fulfilling his new duties.

That's to say that when there's a king there's a Groom of the Stole (the word stole derives from the Greek for a garment), whose duty is to help the king into his state-robe; also to hand him his shirts.

Although Shakespeare, recently made a groom of the chamber, was now a member of James's court, Macbeth would open with a dramatisation of the king's darkest, most potent fantasies in the chanting of the three weird sisters: When shall we three meet again?

IN a world where nails have gone wild, some still maintain that a manicure is just that: a grooming of the hands and nails.

Waxy first stood at Lewes for a fee of 10 guineas per mare and a groom fee of 10 shillings.

So did an owner, a trainer, a groom, a crowd of 25,000.

Dagoberto Lopez, 55, is a groom and proud member of the Doug O'Neill barn.

Ronald Reagan, fifty-five asd asprucece as a groom, ran for governor of California in 1966.