Sentence examples for is crowning from inspiring English sources
noun
A royal, imperial or princely headdress; a diadem.
I mean, this presidency is crowning.
This senior member of the shadow cabinet sighed: 'Labour is crowning the next Prime Minister and what are we doing?
But by the time St. Albans is crowning its king and queen of maple, the prime sugaring season is over.
She says O.K., and he reaches up under her dress, pulls down her soaked underpants, and sees that the baby's head is crowning.
Instead of it being a defining moment for King, whom the coalition is crowning as one of the most powerful governors the Bank of England has ever seen at the heart of the government's new regulatory framework, the first meeting of the FPC risks becoming mired in controversy and requiring George Osborne to issue a defence of the new body in his Mansion House speech this week.
Like a baby being born, a new world is crowning.
King George V is crowned at Westminster Abbey.
Harry is crowned Strictly Come Dancing Champion!
And hence Hosea is crowned Top Chef.
Atta is crowned the new queen and Dot is crowned the new heir to the throne.
"The champion of the world is crowned in Coney Island.
