Sentence examples for coronation year from inspiring English sources

If only the coronation year is known, it is placed in parenthesis.

In UK history, 1953 was coronation year, but in our family history it's the year we got the house.

Back in the coronation year official pictures were sent from the court to the colonies — or even printed for British subjects as collectibles.

Defeat may no longer invoke the collective trauma of that November afternoon in Coronation year, but the system underpinning English football still militates against progress.

They had won their seventh championship in 1953, Coronation year, so why not their 12th at the home of Coronation Street and in Jubilee year to boot?

I think it's people like Joan Collins and Michael Parkinson.' She has, in fact, been around for 52 years and changed her name from Barbara-Ann Deeks to Barbara Windsor in coronation year because it sounded posher.

You might find special commemorative marks at coronation years, or jubilees, etc, which are usually a King & Queens head together, or Queen Elizabeth II with the head looking like it does on modern coinage.

Shortly after his coronation, a year later, at which the Queen made herself particularly conspicuous in an embroidered gown encrusted with sapphires and a towering ziggurat of powdered hair, she had her portrait painted for her mother.

I worked as an extra in Emmerdale and Coronation Street years ago.

But he'd extended it to two lengths as they arrived at the top of the stretch with the crowd in full throat, a coronation 37 years in the making within touching distance.

As Alan Curbishley said when he made the speech at Parker's Player of the Year coronation last year, "Scott is the kind of player who will never need a super-injunction".