Sentence examples for royal queen from inspiring English sources

Bond wrote, I quaked a little as we began our quartet 'A Right-down Regular Royal Queen.' But [this and Barrington's solo] numbers seemed to amuse the real Queen more than anything else in the opera, and, indeed, who could so well as she see the point of them?

Chulalongkorn was the ninth son of King Mongkut, but since he was the first to be born to a royal queen, he was recognized as heir to the throne.

But it would take a royal queen and a very patriotic chef to take pizza into the saucy stratosphere to which it belongs today.

After all, the only difference between two royal queens with a sperm donor and the more traditional royal set-up is that the press would get to coo over two wedding dresses.

Unlike the younger Royals, Queen Elizabeth II has never given an interview or participated directly in any stories written about her in the press.

And if that loses to a royal (king or queen) in the West hand, declarer cashes his ace next.

Three tabloids play the royal card: "Queen's fear over break up of Britain" (Daily Mail); "Don't let me be last Queen of Scotland" (Daily Mirror); and "Queen's fears for Britain's break-up" (Daily Express).

New York, NY, February 4, 2011 - The Weinstein Company (TWC) is honored to learn that Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth, has enjoyed a private screening of THE KING'S SPEECH, as reported by Duncan Larcombe, Royal Editor, in today's edition of The Sun.

The most skilful royal – the Queen – is a sorceress of silence.

In recognition of his service to Britain, the British Consulate General of New York and the British-American Chamber of Commerce, he was honored as Commander of the British Empire, by Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth, in 1972.

Warren Hoge (NYT) BRITAIN: ROYAL FREEZE Queen Elizabeth II's taxpayer-supported income will be frozen at $12 million a year for the next decade thanks to cost-cutting by her family and low inflation, Prime Minister Tony Blair told Parliament.