Sentence examples for regal state from inspiring English sources

One day in the spring of 2001, about a year after the loss to Rush, Obama walked into the Stratton Office Building, in Springfield, a shabby nineteen-fifties government workspace for state officials next to the regal state capitol.

Regal stated that they are planning on making 25 of their IMAX locations available for the screening of the film when it opened to the public on 28 October.

This regal Indian state is known for its blue, pink and gold cities (Jodhpur, Jaipur and Jaisalmer respectively) and for the splendour of its forts and Maharajas' palaces, where the sun shines through emerald, ruby and sapphire Belgian glass windows, to dance on dazzling paintings of past opulence.

The 'regal' state of France has become nonexistent.

|} In addition to the seven flags declared under the Flags Act, there are two additional Commonwealth flags, the Australian Civil Aviation Ensign and Australian Customs Flag, eight Vice-Regal flags and nine State and Territory flags that are recognised as official flags through other means.

His robust figure, flowing white robes and rimless eyeglasses -- together with a well-groomed mustache, the essential accouterment for so many Arab men -- give him a regal air that heads of state with slighter frames and less panache might envy.

Even the First Lady was decked out in the regal color at the White House state dinner last night.

Regal chairs and a regal table.

Many of the palaces best suited for regal weddings are in the desert state of Rajasthan, where dozens of kingdoms vied for control before falling to the Mughal Empire in the 16th century.

Ann Golding came in: stately and regal.

She smashes crockery, enters rooms in a state of operatic dishevelment or regal calm and seems determined to restore literal meaning to the word henpecked.