Sentence examples for palace room from inspiring English sources

Next, he will enter an impressive palace room, its gilding as flamboyant and blinged-up as Trump Tower in Manhattan.

In her final scene, in which Elizabeth orders Mary's death, Ms. van den Heever, in cumbersome queenly regalia, almost waddled around her palace room, looking physically shaken by the course she could see no way around.

In the meantime, I cackle on about Westeros, about Cersai Lannister and her wonky, regal, razor-cheekboned wisdom; Cersai, perched in her palace room in King's Landing, goblet of plonk in hand, slurring sadly for her boyfriend Jamie.

At some time on Wednesday in a palace room well away from public gaze, and with no press there to report on it, the Queen may be presented with a royal charter overseeing the regulation of newspapers.

The attack occurred in November, 1857, after which the victorious British troops and loyal Indian units searched the palace room by room, bayoneting the eighteen hundred surviving Sepoy defenders who were now their prisoners and throwing their bodies into the courtyard; vultures and dogs did the rest.

You won't forget, for instance, the sight of Alia practicing a sort of mind-control yoga with a dozen spinning blades in a palace room the size of Yankee Stadium or the scene that ends with the explosion that blinds Paul.

Oh, there are numerous scenes of people walking through an endless series of palace rooms as they talk.

Some furniture was found in a nearby warehouse, but the palace rooms are largely empty.

I like to think of courtiers opening them with expectant cries, and multi-coloured tissue paper sailing through palace rooms.

The Queen makes just £1.69 per second, taking into account only her taxpayer funded grant (£40m) and the additional £13.4m provided from renting palace rooms.

Chinese emperors so highly prized cloisonné enameling that only certain eunuchs were deemed trustworthy enough to transport the objects between palace rooms.