Sentence examples for it a royal from inspiring English sources

"No, I would not call it a royal screw-up," he said.

Masada was chiefly developed by Herod, who made it a royal citadel.

As one 18th-century court manual put it, a royal mistress was an indispensable "shield against hatred".

Edward IV granted it a royal charter in 1476, giving the event legal protection from closure that is still in force which, for the fair-goers, is just as well.

B&Q went for a change of strapline, from "you can do it" to "one can do it", a royal ploy also used by bread maker Warburtons which went for "One's bun is done".

It seems that Mr. Bailey's weakest collections are those that rely too heavily on a theme, be it a royal or a rock star, and don't give us the surprise of his unfettered imagination.

Another said he wouldn't do it because it was "a royal pain in the neck".

First styled the New England Company, it was renamed the Massachusetts Bay Company in 1629 after it acquired a royal charter, granting it permission to govern the territory.

It's a royal gift and it's overwhelmingly beautiful.

It became a royal burgh in 1548 but surrendered its title in 1670.

In 1817, it became a royal residence, and passed through members of the British royal family until it became the Commonwealth Secretariat in 1959.