Sentence examples for called the crown from inspiring English sources

Morgan, who also wrote the 2006 Oscar-winning film, The Queen, will team up with Billy Elliot's Stephen Daldry for the series, called The Crown, which will span the Queen's six decades on the throne.

He is sometimes called the "crown prince" of the Tea Party movement.

He then called the crown prosecutor because they had asked to be informed.

It's Kris in 1980, winning something called the Crown of Crowns Stakes.

A car club called the Crown Vic Boys was founded in Atlanta in 2006, and has since spread to some thirty chapters across the country.

The upper, closed end, called the crown, forms the lower surface of the combustion chamber and receives the force applied by the combustion gases.

When Playland opened in 1928, it was called "the crowning achievement of the Westchester County Parks Commission".

He said it would protect "democracy and capitalism," which he called "the crowning achievements of mankind on earth".

IN 1991 Ms. Harwayne achieved what she called "the crowning jewel" of her career: starting the Manhattan New School on the Upper East Side.

One of those cancellations was Calabasas-based Countreceivedinancial, which received $20 million in 2004 from the Enterprise Fund — an award that Perry called the "crowning jewel" of the program.

And after everyone dried off and festival organizers bumped up the thermostat inside the Princess of Wales Theatre, Murray took the stage wearing a crown and sash and blessed what festival artistic director Cameron Bailey called the "crowning ritual" of Bill Murray Day.