Sentence examples for coronation from inspiring English sources

Wandering around the great halls and the bars and tea-rooms of Westminster last week was to witness the coronation of the SNP as the natural party of government in Scotland and the one that former Labour people now trust to represent their aspirations and best interests.

The new queens of Coronation Street comedy: Sarah-Lou and Bethany Platt.

If the event was intended as a simple photocall, the upbeat atmosphere turned it into something closer to a coronation.

The mayor is getting to know his future colleagues in the house and is all too aware that talk of a "Boris coronation" makes his eventual succession to the leadership that much harder.

But, apart from Darling's backtracking on the death tax, there were no bombshells and little to stop the apathetic voter switching to Coronation Street, EastEnders or Raymond Blanc's kitchen secrets.

EastEnders represents the first time that prim "Auntie Beeb" produced a successful television soap to rival Coronation Street, Emmerdale Farm and the emerging Brookside.

The Channel 4 show, aimed at a younger demographic than rival soaps, also overtook ITV's Coronation Street, which remained steady at three violent scenes per hour, and ITV stablemate Emmerdale, up from 2.5 to 4 violent scenes per hour over the same period.

The political sketch writers enjoyed their excursion to Manchester to hear Miliband reveal his manifesto amid the Coronation Street set at the old Granada studios.

Hear'Say's success was short-lived, but Kym joined the cast of Coronation Street in 2007.

The first stand-alone ITV's Coronation Street was seventh, with 6.6 million viewers; Julian Fellowes ITVV drama Downton Abbey was in ninth spot, with 5.8 million; and Emmerdale was 10th, with 5.7 million (23.7%).

The Westminster party has been notably hands-off during the leadership campaign, keen to avoid any suggestion of a coronation engineered down south.