Sentence examples for put the crown from inspiring English sources

"They put the crown on top and they want them to win".

If he married her, he would lose his place in the line of succession and put the crown at risk.

Lanier, like everyone else in his generation, had been trained to put the crown of his helmet between a ball carrier's numbers and hit, lift and drive.

"I don't think they're going to put the crown jewels into China, and that's why they'll keep the Volt an import," he said.

Once, in the middle of the night, the Devil came to her and told her he had put the crown of feathers in her pillow & said: "The truth is that there is no truth".

She also reportedly said "everything comes back to the original owner" and, as she put the crown on first, feels "like the second Miss Universe in a row for Colombia," as the 2014 winner was from the South American country.

This week, she could put the crowning touch on her comeback by winning another title at the place where she became a star at 17. Now about that second serve.... GOOD How exactly did Roger Federer become a sentimental favorite at Wimbledon?

That, as we now know, ended with a Kings victory, and put the crowning touch on an unforgettable run for the team that came a maligned, lower-tier place in the middle of the regular season, to surpass all expectations (and some of the favourites) to bring the Cup home to LA for the first time in the team's 45-year history.

In "The Age of Innocence," she nods to the future development of Manhattan real estate with a sidelong reference to the pioneering spirit of Mrs. Manson Mingott, who "put the crowning touch to her audacities by building a large house of cream-colored stone … in an inaccessible wilderness near the Central Park".

He puts the crown on Walter's head.

And the Transit Connect's commodious cargo area (67.5 cubic feet) puts the Crown Vic's trunk (20.6 cubic feet) to shame.