Sentence examples for monarch about from inspiring English sources

"So a decision was taken by the next monarch about where the body would lie.

When he reads out his poem "Summer with the Monarch", about an imaginary romp with the Queen, the audience is bound to laugh, not only at "She told me next morning / I'll never love another / I've always fancied wierdos / I appoint you Royal lover", but at the knowledge that the poet is having fun with the title of his first book, Summer with Monika, the record of an altogether sadder affair.

His grandmother, the Queen, is a racehorse owner and breeder, and he has spoken to the monarch about the project.

In the book's predecessor, The Stuff of Life (Schultz 2009), illustrated by Zander Cannon and Kevin Cannon but with a different author, the scientist was reporting to the squinch monarch about genetics and DNA; in Evolution, the scientist now is reporting on evolution to both the king and the heir to the Glargalian throne.

In a footnote to this passage, Richard Pankhurst states that this is apparently the first recorded statement by an Ethiopian monarch about this tale, and they were likely unaware of the title until Prutky's inquiry.

R. J. Palmer: Bearer of Christmas gifts stopped around manger finally – Eastern monarchs about to regard Saviour (REINDEER/REDEEMER; REINERDEEMER; r in reined + E; deem in ER x 2).

"If we pull the monarchs out of the system, we're really pulling the rug out from under a whole lot of other species". The dramatic winter presence of tens of millions of hibernating monarchs about two hours' drive northwest of Mexico City was little known outside the region until 1975, when the monarchs were "discovered" by a Canadian zoologist.

Recently, dragonflies and monarch butterflies flitted about, while a wild turkey, with seven chicks in tow, ambled through the flower beds.

By the end, as the alcohol-soaked monarch was about to be consumed by Watergate, the courtier was more or less running the show.

After not performing in Soca Monarch for about a decade and a half, Mr. Montano returned this year — after the government raised the prize money to $2 million in local currency (about $300,000).

His reputation as a monarch centred about his great wisdom (chapter 3), his reorganization of the administrative bureaucracy (chapter 4), and his building of the magnificent Temple (chapters 3 8).