Sentence examples for majesty stands from inspiring English sources
There is not one left.' Then His Majesty stands up and moves towards the fire where Peter Claire is standing, and takes up a lamp and holds it near the young man's face.
After the semifinal loss to the Americans, Kramer said his team was slowed by "a lot of discommunication," which, in its mangled majesty could stand as the Dutch's speedskating epitaph here.
Another of the queen's requirements: doors that cut into the roof area, allowing her majesty to stand straight up before stepping out of the royal limousine.
Why is it that the stock of the 'Her Majesty's' bit stands so contrastingly high in the three northern regions?
The room is surrounded by treillage, and two large Classical statues, Majesty and Truth stand at either end.
The room is surrounded by treillage, and two large statues in the classical style, "Majesty" and "Truth" stand at either end.
The runt of the Bond litter is easily forgotten, but On Her Majesty's Secret Service has stood up surprisingly well over the years.
Added to the letter was a declaration by the boys in Gloucester's army: "We, your Majesty's subjects, will stand by you while we have a drop of blood".
— Maria Newman LA Weekly: Southern California specializes in the mastery and majesty of the old-school burger stand.
But the snow seemed to add a certain majesty to the scene and we stood in silence admiring such a stretch of wilderness, unbroken to the horizon.
And so the book traffics back and forth, with sublime indecision, between the need to stand firm, in Emersonian majesty, and the yearning to break one's pose and join the more crowded landscape of mankind.
