Sentence examples for long queen from inspiring English sources

The most watched item on television was the ten-minute long Queen's Speech, which was viewed by 7.4 million people, but spread over both BBC One and ITV1.

Readily agreeing that communication through humor is a trait, or at least a stream, of Canadian art, BGL name Graeme Patterson, Dean Baldwin (currently exhibiting at MOCCA's final show in Toronto, where he's erected a very silly summer long "Queen West Yacht Club"), Liz Magor, and Kim Adams as fellow CanCon jokers of some variety—"we could name 50 artists that we find..

Hundreds of people turned out under gray skies for a welcome ceremony and some were allowed aboard the 285 foot-long Queen that in October lost its exemption to operate overnight river cruises for up to 176 passengers.

We always took a pride in their wording and in keeping them to a reasonable length... the result of our efforts was that between 1979 and 1996 the longest Queen's Speech contained about 1,100 words..

HOW long has Queen Elizabeth II been the reigning monarch of Britain?

Mr Turnbull retorted this was now a lost cause as long as Queen Elizabeth reigned.

I can't help thinking that all of them will be dead before long, their queen alone alive in the winter nest.

"Long live Queen Friederike! – that's what we'd be shouting today if we'd always had the new royal succession rules," said the Sun.

Long live Queen: the band is back with its "Rock the Cosmos" tour — but, sadly, without its fabulous frontman, Freddie Mercury (R.I.P .. Chris Levine's portrait of Queen Elizabeth II is a real eye-opener.

Long live Queen Helen!" chanted Marilyn Stasio of Variety, praising Mirren's "subtle skills at adjusting her age, voice, physical presence and state of mind to reflect (or try to hide) her feelings about each of these politicians".

As long as Queen Jadwiga lived, Władysław, though not content to play the role of prince consort, nevertheless was regarded as a foreigner and had to come to terms with a queen who had the prerogative of acting in her own right.