Sentence examples for off the royal from inspiring English sources

If Motion is chirpy about the Poetry Archive, he also sounds distinctly chipper about casting off the royal hallmark from his work on May 1 2009.

Professional Queen-impersonators probably don't get a look-in anymore, with all these famous actresses pushing them off the royal gravy train.

The pair lined up again to race but this time both were ready - and when an official set them off the royal streaked away as Bolt jogged down the track probably saving himself for more difficult opponents.

This is less fortunate for his valet, Bontemps (Stuart Bowman, who may be regretting ever picking up that Equity card 20 years ago), whose first order of the day is to sponge ejaculate off the royal belly.

She'd like it off, the royal said, given the number of high-profile events coming up.

After 100 episodes, the show understood that it needed to go big to top off the royal wedding storyline.

Fourteen of Minnesota's 16 home runs this year have come off the Royals.

With national debt at £1.1 trillion and all manner of public services now being squeezed, cutting off the royals would represent a symbolic saving.

They have laid off the royals of late, possibly on the grounds that harassing them would go down badly with the readers when the monarchy is so much more popular than journalists are.But the main change has been in the management of the monarchy.

Updated at 12.47pm BST 12.40pm BST MrSvejk asks: if you slagged off the Royals like you slag off the Catholic church, do you think your art would get a look in among the British art mafia Guardian contributor GilbertandGeorge 15 July 2014 12 36pm We have never slagged off the Catholic church.

He cures one of Charles II's spaniels by leaving it be, makes the king laugh, and is rewarded by being married off to one of the royal mistresses.