Sentence examples for called the coronet from inspiring English sources

It is called the Coronet and is distributed by the Brenner Desk Company and made by the Gunn Furniture people in Grand Rapids.

It took place in Manhattan, when he was in a parked car with a woman, after he performed a concert at a Brooklyn club called the Blue Coronet (which was on Fulton Street).

Make sure you wander through the turn-of-the-century factory building and out to the water, where you will find the school's most ambitious project, a 133-foot schooner, built in 1885, called Coronet.

Wednesday night's at the Breakers, for example, was called "Crowns and Coronets". It included Beethoven's "Archduke" Trio, an indecisive little fragment by Liszt called "King Henri IV" and - more interestingly -three pleasant "French Romances" by Prince Antoni Radziwill and five Schubert-tinged songs (in his native German) by Queen Victoria's Prince Albert.

He has a sojourn in the limelight and enjoys what Alec Guinness in Kind Hearts and Coronets would have called all the "concomitant crudities", before starting a new life as Church of England vicar.

The Coronet's lease ended in 2000.

The coronet for Debo is pushing things.

Gaggle play the Coronet, London SE1 tonight.

At the Coronet, Third Avenue and 59th Street.

Venue: The Print Room at the Coronet, London.

Print Room at the Coronet, London, until 10 October.