Sentence examples for born royal from inspiring English sources

Aurora, Snow White, Pocahontas and Jasmine were also born royal, although the latter two married beneath themselves.

She was not born royal – she was the daughter of a Scottish earl, a commoner, an outsider.

Then came another forceful -ism connected with women (excuse me, what exactly were half the population, or rather those not born royal or married to Henry VIII doing in history?) followed by equally powerful questions about race and racism.

The kind of privilege I have in mind here doesn't require being born royal or rich.

They knew that the idea that one man was born royal and superior to everyone else was a lie.

In Saudi Arabia, where she was born, the royal families live in total separation from the general public.

The constitution allows only children born within royal wedlock to accede to the throne, and the boy is likely to grow up in the shadow of the monarchy, with princes and princesses fas half-sisters and -brothers.

Born a royal serf, Ebbo was educated and ordained a priest in the Carolingian court, where he became a close friend of Charlemagne's son and successor, Louis I the Pious, who made him director of the imperial library at Aachen, and then counselor.

Once the baby is born, a royal aide bearing a foolscap proclamation will proceed from the Lindo Wing of the hospital to the forecourt of Buckingham Palace, where word of the baby's sex will be posted on an easel behind the palace gates.

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands: The Argentinean-born royal worked for some of the world's top banks before meeting and marrying King Willem-Alexander.

The only precedent of a non-royal born woman in the British royal family becoming a princess in her own right was in 1974, when the Queen made the widowed Duchess of Gloucester, Princess Alice.