The phrase "royal sun" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts related to royalty, nature, or metaphorical expressions.
Example: "The royal sun set behind the mountains, casting a golden hue over the kingdom."
Alternatives: "regal sun" or "majestic sun."
Getting the christening photo just right is a stressful assignment for any photographer, according to one veteran of the royal beat, Sun royal photographer Arthur Edwards.
William then "joked", it said in the Sun, to "Sun royal snapper Arthur Edwards": "Go and put the python on.
He had a weakness for everything grand, powerful and gleaming - military uniforms, brass bugles, banners and lances glinting in the sun, royal palaces and coats of arms.
* Queen to snub royal wedding * Sun: Just 184 steps to castle * Mirror: Seven chaotic blunders GOLDSMITH NEVER APPROVED IRAQ WAR The attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, warned the government two weeks before invasion that the war in Iraq could be illegal, and he never wrote an unequivocal formal legal opinion that the invasion was lawful, the Guardian reveals today.
There are palm trees, suns, royal lions, gators, and sharks.
Theatre Royal, Plymouth, Sat & Sun; touring to 3 Jul Emma Rice's production may not be the most magical Dream ever, but it is undoubtedly among the most rumbustious.
The place was once quiet and unchanging, a balance of fishermen and olive farmers where the brilliant sun and royal blue sea were the fortune.
The Uruk Vase, with its representation of the rite of the sacred marriage, the Naram-Sin stela (inscribed commemorative pillar), the Ur-Nammu stela, and the stela with the Code of Hammurabi (Babylonian king, 18th century bce), which shows at its top the royal lawgiver before the sun god Shamash, the divine guardian of justice, are important works of art that may be singled out.
Arthur Edwards, who's been a royal photographer for The Sun since 1977, told Yahoo News that he's seen a "massive change" in the 34-year-old Duke of Sussex.
The Mesoamerican pantheon was associated with the calendar and featured an old, dual creator god; a god of royal descent and warfare; a sun god and moon goddess; a rain god; a culture hero called the Feathered Serpent; and many other deities.
From the Greek historians of classical antiquity it is known that a crystal image of the sun adorned the royal tent of Darius III, that the Arsacid banner was adorned with the sun, and that the Sassanid standards had a red ball symbolizing the sun.
