Sentence examples similar to it's clarence from inspiring English sources

Among the best known and most luxurious is Clarence House's Jaguar Velour Soie, a silk velvet that is hand woven in Venice -- which accounts for its staggering $600-a-yard price tag.

The most significant was "Clarence", led by Walthère Dewé, which had over 1,000 members feeding it information which was then communicated to London by radio.

The earls of Pembroke owned the armor from the 1550's until 1929, when it was sold to Clarence H. Mackay, a trustee of the Met, who sold it to the museum in 1932.

Clarence hasn't been used for a long time and it's been sort of tainted by bad luck".

It's Clarence Thomas all over again.

Raising my cellphone to my ear, I'll say, "It's Clarence Thomas.

"It's a somber scene, but people are going about their work in a businesslike approach and being very respectful," said Scott Bylewski the Clarence Town Supervisor, who was at the crash site Saturday, 6038 Long Street.

In late 2008, after the prince's 60th birthday, it was reported that aides at Clarence House and Buckingham Palace had begun informally considering redefining the sovereign's role to "allow King Charles III to speak out on matters of national and international importance in ways that at the moment would be unthinkable".

"It was quite strange, actually," Clarence goes on.

It is not surprising that Clarence House primly announces: "We don't want to get into a debate with Richard Rogers".

It used to be connected to Billingham via the intervening town of Haverton Hill, but fumes from the local factories polluted Haverton Hill so severely that 20 years ago it was demolished, turning the Clarences into a kind of artificially created village.