Sentence examples for royal group from inspiring English sources

Brown had to pretend a success, and journalists entombed in the Royal group of docks had to declare a triumph.

Goethe deferentially stood aside and removed his hat, while Beethoven kept his hat firmly on his head and plowed through the royal group, forcing them to make way — which they did, while offering the composer friendly greetings.

By the time the royal group had reached the lobby of the Secretariat Bldg., he couldn't think of a thing to say, ex to point out that the blinds there were made of paper.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore animal print and a saucy hat when making her last solo public appearance on Thursday, with one more royal group appearance scheduled Saturday before she withdraws from the spotlight for the final months of her pregnancy.

In particular, the "governing" group is the so-called "royal" group, and royal group members are absolutely not dominated by any non-royal group member in the society.

Instead of the usual formal royal group-portrait, we see Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) pouring the tea while Princess Margaret leans forward with her arms on the table and Princess Elizabeth, about to take a seat, looks quizzically at her father, who seems to be considering what to say next.

Noting their emphasis on linguistic universals, the contemporary linguist Noam Chomsky called the Port-Royal group the first transformational grammarians.

Arnauld and most of the Port-Royal group claimed that the five propositions, although heretical on their most likely interpretation, were not in fact in Jansen's work.

Frontotemporal Dementia was evaluated using the clinical criteria of the Manchester Royal Infirmary group, having been revised and confirmed by HJ Rosen [ 43].

Hamed is the eldest son of Pir Sayed Ahmed Gailani, a spiritual leader of a Sufi order in Afghanistan who, during the anti-Soviet war of the nineteen-eighties, led the National Islamic Front of Afghanistan, one of the more liberal and pro-royal resistance groups.

Jonathan Griffiths, a Cheshire GP and chair of Vale Royal clinical commissioning group, pledged last year to spend a day in a wheelchair to see what life can be like for patients.