Sentence examples for regalia a from inspiring English sources

Only the knights wore the Templars' distinctive regalia, a white surcoat marked with a red cross.

CHATEAU REGALIA, a cluster of villas and apartments north-east of Beijing, calls itself an "extravaganza for the nobility".

Her role hasn't been announced, but she's in 60s hippie regalia: a purple flower dress and sandals.

In London he sees an upper-class matron in "full regalia — a green hunting jacket, beige trousers and Wellington boots.

You might say she's an anti-fascist in vaguely fascist regalia, a walking contradiction, which is why people constantly misread her, and undervalue her.

Still, despite that warrior in full regalia, a wall-size mural of Roman ruins and framed architectural prints, the new Sayville restaurant has a somewhat stark look.

A king's regalia include a beaded chair, whose floral patterns might be English, and a gown beaded in gold, white and blue whose spiraling forms can also be found on Islamic tiles.

The golden figure depicts a standing deity, dressed in royal regalia, wearing a crown and holding a sword in its right hand.

This year's models include Santa in full red-and-white regalia hoisting a bag of gifts; a snowman wearing a red scarf and green mittens; and a sleigh pulled by a team of reindeer.

Also included are a beaver trap and a mannequin in the regalia of a fur trapper.

In one spread the guinea pig pirouettes across two pages in superhero regalia, brandishing a pin for a sword.