Sentence examples for it's crowning from inspiring English sources

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 crowning!" We see a hairless vagina that is not a vagina splitting a small wet skull that is actually not a – well, you get the point: none of this is real.

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.

We kept dipping his head on to a Jumbo Platter while it was crowning!

Last June, TU of Dresden, as it is known, reached its goal when it was crowned one of Germany's new elite universities.

Two year's ago, The King's Speech had six crafts bids before it was crowned Best Picture.

Or they were, at least – the word has zig-zagged its way towards death ever since it was crowned "Word of the Year".

It is crowned by the 19th-century architect William Playfair's City Observatory (1818) and a charming Gothic house by Craig, built for the astronomer royal.

It is owned by the Mumbai-based conglomerate JSW Group, and thanks to this backing it was crowned I-League champions in the team's first season.

Originally, it was crowned by a cross.

By August it is crowned with upright flower heads that are bleached by the sun.