Sentence examples for in coronet from inspiring English sources

In coronet settings the form may be conical or pyramidal, solid or pierced.

"The toughest guy in Chicago sings tenor," said a 1949 article in Coronet magazine.

After his studies he moved to London and in 1983 established a studio in Coronet Street, Hoxton, in east London.

Similarly, Arthur Beckerman, a partner in Coronet Properties Company, another major converter, has begun offering purchasing tenants a $200 discount off monthly maintenance payments for the first two years.

Focusing on four minor characters from the original movie, it finds them locked in the Coronet Cinema in Bodega Bay.

His work was published in the magazine Coronet in 1937, but in 1939 he was excluded when the magazine published a special issue featuring its "Most memorable photographs".

Now he has taken out taken out the first seven rows of the orchestra seats in the Coronet & Morosco, & 9 in the Forty-Sixth St., & replaced them with divans, each half again as two normal seats.

In 1988, Coronet Books and Guild Publishers published editions in England.

The horn wall was loosened in both front limbs and separated from the corium in the coronet band with suppuration.

Every morning in the little cabin, Rose braided her straight brown hair, dabbed it with drops of lilac water from the blue bottle Archie had presented her on the day of their wedding, and wound it around her head in a coronet, the way Queeda Dorgan bound up her hair.

I'm sure, sitting in the Coronet, I found this satisfying enough, a tender final counterpoint to the movie's main business of horseplay (Fletcher's mental block is used, aggressively, as an excuse for Carrey to smash office equipment, fall over, leap into walls and crush his own head with a toilet seat).