Sentence examples for regal design from inspiring English sources

But eventually, I have achieved a very graphic, noble, regal design using roman numerals.

By no fault of the design team, any attempt at architectural distinction seems compromised by security demands and a grandiose nod to the regional Seljuq vernacular meant at least tacitly to crown a thinly-disguised vice-regal intent.

In 1896 The Eagle carried a letter from "Citizen" complaining that officers of the 22nd, an Ingram design, had "regaled themselves upon the contents of a fruit peddler's wagon," seizing a large musk melon, among other fruits.

Regal chairs and a regal table.

The throne, at once regal and fragile, is actually designed as a listening station.

The design house calls it "regal inspired," but there is really just one main design element we're focused on here.

Their most recent collections have included designs that are often regal and conservative in appearance, like church dresses, with high collars, but with lively filigree or floral lace patterns.

Thus, interspersed between all the snooze-worthy awards for best costume and best sound design, we would be regaled with Laura Linney playing the theme from Brokeback Mountain on the zither or Marion Cotillard karate-chopping three breeze blocks with her forehead.

Designs vary from the regal (a winged lion) to the offbeat (the phrase "Helicopter's Girlfriend"), and the bizarre (a digestive tract).   .

Throughout her years as a princess, as heir to the throne and then as Queen Elizabeth II, her wardrobe has been her armoury, designed to purvey power and regal dignity as a national figurehead.

Gold-colored accents helped the design achieve a look of almost regal distinction.