Sentence examples for former majesty from inspiring English sources
"former majesty" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when referring to a person who has recently been stripped of a royal title. For example: "The former majesty now resides in a small apartment in the city."
Playing as part of a trio behind Henry, he was "slow and sloppy", a mere shadow of his former majesty.
Of all the sights on the road to Fort McKay, the most striking may be the forests reduced to a thin and spindly shell of their former majesty.
Although drivers see the graffiti-tagged southern face, the northern side -- now visible from Laurel Hill Park here -- hints at Snake Hill's former majesty.
"What I want to show is the former majesty and character of these people, while it is still possible — before the white man has destroyed not only their character, but the people as well," Flaherty wrote in an unpublished memoir.
"What I want to show is the former majesty and character of these people, while it is still possible before the white man has destroyed not only their character, but the people as well," Flaherty wrote in an unpublished memoir.
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You can hear the chilly soulfulness of the former and the twinkling majesty of the latter on his tracks Vapour and Collapse.
"From Her Majesty's former burden, the Colony of India, comes our genuine Bombay Bowler," read the description, in language that would almost certainly spark a boycott today.
Grey skies, all-white flowers, Muir's black-clad young women and Her Majesty's former ambassador holding the scene together, speaking from that country pulpit with a rare depth of imaginative sympathy.
Her Majesty and former IRA commander Martin McGuinness shook hands for the first time.
William Roe and his son William Thomas Roe were closely involved with the former Board of Customs (now Her Majesty's Customs and Excise); William Roe was its chairman for 14 years.
