Sentence examples for court presentation from inspiring English sources

The evening of the Court presentation, she returned to her and related with complete gestures, how she had advanced to the throne, curtsied and withdrawn.

The plea agreement and a court presentation on Thursday by prosecutors repeated many facts that were outlined in June in an indictment of Mr. Stanford, several Stanford aides and Mr. King.

I am old enough to remember the days when a solid time-served sergeant acted as court presentation officer before the justices, but it is more likely nowadays that a civilian will be used instead.

The silk slipper-satin, long-sleeve sheath with lace tunic bridal confection was created by society designers Farquharson and Wheelock--two Scottish sisters in demand for their court presentation gowns as well--with ateliers in New York and Washington, D. C., where, it seems, Cornelia also purchased items for her trousseau.

Traditionally, young women were presented to Society through Court presentations and the accompanying debutante balls.

The New Yorker, May 28 , 1932P. 9 Things are very normal; the usual sort of thing is going on: Monuments, court presentations, autograph contests, encyclicals from the Pope, etc.

Significantly, the young queen, who was in her 20s when she came to the throne in 1953, soon ended formal court presentations.

"When the Queen ended Court presentations in 1958, it signaled a shift toward informality," said Sonnet Stanfill, a curator for the show.

I have gathered in my readings that the ringside of each important metropolitan fistic encounter(prizefight) is jammed with society folk in only slightly less formal attire than that worn at court presentations.

By Hendrik Willem Van Loon and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 28 , 1932P. 9 Things are very normal; the usual sort of thing is going on: Monuments, court presentations, autograph contests, encyclicals from the Pope, etc.

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