Jamie Catto: Well, for the CD, we went for the real royalty of world music.
When he celebrated the 2500th anniversary of the Persian empire, he flew in the finest chefs from Paris to prepare breast of peacock for royalty and world leaders.
Gieves & Hawkes has long traded on its history: founded in 1771 and patronized by royalty around the world.
In this urban shtetl, the Parsonnets, all of them doctors or musicians, represented a sort of New World royalty.
Miller, who was meeting fans as part of an anti-bullying campaign, is royalty in the world of U.S. gymnastics, and even the youngest fans waiting to see her said they knew that.
The filmmaker John Waters, who has drawn heavily from the cinematic experimentation of the 1960s, once said that Mr. Montez "forever holds the highest position of royalty in the world of underground cinema".
He had been quiet until then, despite messages of support coming in from royalty around the world.For the authorities, one increasingly apparent danger is that the nuclear drama is distracting them from what should be an equally pressing priority.
Bill Clinton, the former American president, who is considered political royalty around the world, has voiced deep frustration at his inability to make these nations honour the pledges they made to Haiti at a United Nations conference in March.
Old World royalty would have declared cost irrelevant; Higginson wrote McKim: "As I must bear the burden of the new hall, perhaps quite alone, and as I keep my purse fairly depleted all the time, I must not -- cannot -- spend too much money".
For a song: Michael Jackson might have once been royalty in the world of pop, but in recent years we've slowly watched his budget plummet from that of king to shoe string.
