Sentence examples for coronation ceremonial from inspiring English sources

After this event, according to the Catholic Encyclopedia, "the ecclesiastical element in the coronation ceremonial rapidly develop[ed]".

After the final completion of the ceremonial halls of the palace, the king held a full traditional coronation ceremony in 1785.

The coronation ceremony started early.

Her coronation ceremony took place on June 12 , 1829

The historian David Bates sees this coronation as the ceremonial papal "seal of approval" for William's conquest.

Mr. Vidal's drama about backroom deal making and the withering of America's political discourse first opened on Broadway in 1960, back when party conventions in election years were still suspenseful battles for delegates and not ceremonial coronations of preselected candidates.

The most important court costumes of Japan are the sokutai of the emperor and the jūni-hitoe of the empress, which are worn only at coronations and at important ceremonial functions.

By the time he arrived on Ischia he was known chiefly for three things: the astringent, jazz-inflected harmonies of his enfant-terrible youth ("Facade"); the rhythmic impulse of "Belshazzar" and the First Symphony; and the more measured tread of his English ceremonial mode (the coronation march "Crown Imperial").

In the weeks before his coronation, Charles Timm Pigott-Smith) chafes at the strictly ceremonial role of the monarchy.

In 1980 he was asked to perform a special ceremonial role at the coronation of Queen Beatrix.

For the ceremonial quality of her coronation, at 36, extended from the ruthless superiority she shared with Watkins to the moment she humbly bowed her head to receive gold at last.