The less regal, the richer.Other studies, however, have found that private tech firms run by founders tend to outperform those run by imported bosses.
Regal chairs and a regal table.
"My monarch is feisty, and Graham, from what I know and have studied, was very regal.
Meanwhile, the mansion on the Belvedere bottle impressed respondents, who called the imaginary house "stately, regal and classy," according to the study, and gave the brand the title of most "intelligent".
Mayor Eckart Würzner, who delivered a speech in English and regaled an interviewer with tales of his study in and annual visits to the United States, recalled that George C. Marshall once said, "We have to teach the Germans the ABC of democracy".
Mr. Mason studied a regal-looking woman in a fur-collared yellow jacket who was wearing very little ostentatious jewelry.
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.
It certainly read as a study in opposites, both in demeanor and ideas about R&B: Ms. Houston austere and regal, Mr. Brown louche and sweaty.
Turnbull regaled everyone with the thrilling story of using the New South Wales parliament library to study for his law degree before some carefully selected words on the book.
His richly toned and finely detailed black-and-white photographs of East Africa's surreal landscapes and wild creatures have the regal tone of court portraiture, a timeless, cinematic confidence, and the complex emotional gravitas of character studies.
