Sentence examples for heavy crown from inspiring English sources

It adds another jewel to an already heavy crown.

Elaborate trim, including heavy crown and dentil moldings, will be used throughout.

Being named among the Chosen is a heavy crown to wear.

But I firmly believe that the yearlong process of writing about her public life replaced the heavy crown with a much lighter one.

The old lady bowed beneath the heavy crown can only deliver a short, emotionless shopping list devoid of meaning or direction.

As a youth in Mexico City, he sees a tiny woman of regal bearing, her hair "braided in a heavy crown", buying parrots in the street, and becomes a plaster-mixer and cook to her husband, Diego Rivera.

It has a large crown, heavy side cards, and is made mostly of titanium.

And he cited claims by his group that the smaller and lighter hybrids were less safe for passengers and drivers than the heavier Crown Victorias.

Larger and darker than bifasciata, "with a darker, more tawny-buff collar on the hindneck, broader, heavier crown streaking, and less buff on the belly and flanks" (Cleere 2008).

In "Princess Hyacinth: The Surprising Tale of the Girl Who Floated" (2009), illustrated by Lane Smith, the young protagonist cannot keep her feet on the ground, so she is weighted down by the king and queen, who put pebbles in her shoes and make her wear the heaviest crowns -- that is, until she casts off her princess garb and, with the aid of a balloon man, floats away to freedom.

Richard Dimbleby kept going on about how heavy the crown was and I cried.