Sentence examples for regal public from inspiring English sources

In ancient Egypt, stone sculpture was the stuff of intimidation: regal, public, unyielding.

For years the British press regaled its public with "Where Is Lord Lucan?" stories, complete with rumors, theories and false sightings.

In Rome itself the word forum denoted the flat and formerly marshy space between the Palatine and Capitoline hills (also called forum Romanum), which even during the regal period accommodated such public meetings as could not be held within the area Capitolina.

He must understand that the exploitation of regal power on issues of public controversy is itself a monstrous carbuncle - on the face of democracy.

As a fitting hoopla to mark its centennial issue, Prospect magazine has this month unveiled its list of Britain's Top 100 public intellectuals - a regal procession of Graylings and Hobsbawms and Stoppards; Starkeys and Steiners and Braggs.

Regal chairs and a regal table.

My father would often recall his high-school principal, who had gone to England to study the methods and traditions of the public schools, and regaled students with stories of the great Eton man.

And, amid the ordered chaos, there are the shoeshine chairs, the throne that any person, no matter how ordinary, can briefly mount (in public!) and imagine herself regal.

He rarely confides in anyone beyond his tight inner circle, and uses public appearances to cultivate a regal image.

Perpetua is the font which says: I'm a regal old bugger, and no amount of public incontinence will change that.

We classify our public discourse among the renowned, regal sort.