"We're a government that wants to earn Canadians' trust by demonstrating that we trust Canadians," Trudeau said outside Rideau Hall, the official residence of the governor general, Queen Elizabeth's vice-regal representative, who presided over the swearing-in ceremony.
She looks icy, regal and entirely representative of her class.
Valda Setterfield, as regal and wry a representative of the past as you could want, joins from the original cast.
Regal chairs and a regal table.
Handler deftly served as Snicket's representative at book events, regaling his listeners with the travails of Snicket as well as entertaining them with accordion music and dire tales about danger lurking in the most unlikely places.
WASHINGTON — At a closed-door Capitol meeting on Wednesday, Representative Peter Roskam of Illinois was regaling other Republicans with his imitation of Speaker John A. Boehner, imagining him in the current budget negotiations with President Obama.
In addition to being a local tribal leader, the Half-King had received his quasi-regal English name because he was the diplomatic representative of the Iroquois Confederation, also called the Six Nations, with its headquarters in Onondaga, New York.
Representative Charles Boustany Jr. of Louisiana, another doctor, regaled the members with the story of a Christmas Eve when "I was getting ready to sit down for dinner with my family when I got called to see an 85-year-old Cajun gentleman, with a very large family, who had a ruptured aneurysm, and he was in shock.
They traipsed onto the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum on Monday evening, braving the spitting rain to be regaled at a gala dinner by the likes of Representative Paul D. Ryan, Mr. Romney's running mate, former New York Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and even Donald Trump.
Throughout the day, Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan, presided with a regal air, a demeanor accentuated by his maroon velvet sport coat.
Straight backed, regal, and with an almost messianic belief in her own abilities, the fiery Representative from the Bedford Stuyvesant slum in Brooklyn is challenging the notion that the American people will not vote for a qualified candidate simply because he is not white or because she is not male.
