Sentence examples for it's crown from inspiring English sources

But this wouldn't be a vintage festival without a proper catastrophe, and that was duly supplied by Madonna; her film about Wallis Simpson, W.E, was an attempt to rob The King's Speech of it's crown, but it was met with undisguised disbelief.

First of all, apparently there's tension in these talks, so I don't know what that means exactly, but on top of whatever was already happening, WeWork has to deal now with sort of a reputational hit that SoftBank seems to be in the midst of right now and that's because of SoftBank's biggest investor, which his Saudi Arabia, and it's crown prince Mohammed bin Salman-.

Whether it's Crown Prince Abdullah making our president wait in the hot sun of Crawford, Tex., to greet him or the Saudi government forbidding our servicemembers the right to practice their religion, the Saudis appear arrogant to most Americans.

Today it's Crown property and serves an impressive range of ales and plenty of pies and stews to mop it up. 1 Ely Court, Ely Place, EC1, 020-7405 4751, yeoldemiTherelburn.co.uk There's nothing worse, when you're trying to enjoy a quiet pint with a friend, than raucous drunks nearby.

If ever the saying 'offense wins you games, defence wins you championships' needed an exclamation mark, last night's Super Bowl was probably it's crowning moment.

It's crowned by a five-course dinner in the home's dining room with Fallingwater's director, Lynda Waggoner, and a number of the home's curators.

It was Crown Heights, not Williamsburg.

It is Crown Royal whiskey, not Grand Royal.

But last Friday it was Crown Prince Dipendra who had over-imbibed.

The company, Mr. Hayman said, sold a product that people wanted but did not need: "It was crown molding, not a furnace or a roof".

In retrospect, given the time that it was, Crown Heights was going on, I should not have done it.