Minutemen in full regalia stood at attention beside the dais.
When Danes's name was called at the Golden Globes and she rose slowly from her seat in a backless salmon-pink gown, Grandin, seated next to her in Western regalia, stood and embraced her.
In the airport on Tuesday morning, the "Go Steelers" signs were already flashing, the statue of Franco Harris making his Immaculate Reception was the focal point of travelers' photos (George Washington, in full Revolutionary War regalia, stood ignored, steps away), the piles of Terrible Towels were stocked at the souvenir stores.
Well, except for the life-size cardboard cut-out of his father Jos in full racing regalia that used to stand in the corner of his bedroom.
At Oak Alley Plantation, our first stop, about 50 miles upriver from New Orleans, two young women in full-gown regalia, including parasols, stood at the plantation entrance for our picture-taking benefit.
Lennon and Ringo Starr stand in their Sergeant Pepper regalia, surrounded by impossibly beautiful-looking young women and men.
Full Circle is constructed in such a way that the only place for a crowd of any size to stand is right up front, against the windows, so Posters & Toasters wandering up Grand Street could not help but see Knicks regalia amassed at the front of the bar and the three dozen 20-somethings debating not whether Amar'e Stoudemire would conjure a triple-double that night, but how big it would be.
One traditional song announces, "Big Chief, got a golden crown," but as Mr. Montana stood in full regalia above the crowd, his tribe customized the song.
At the burial grounds, a crowd of veterans and active duty soldiers, many in full regalia and carrying American flags, stood ready to say their goodbyes. .
Outside on 42nd Street and Broadway, Martin Cruz, 36, and Jaime Hixson, 35, stood in full Mets regalia and argued about who — or what — was to blame.
We get off at Munich, I'm wandering down to the crew bus, and then making a beeline for me is an Iron Maiden fan in full regalia, T-shirt and everything, and I'm stood there going: 'Oh God.' And this guy comes straight up to me and he says [thick German accent] 'Hello?
