Sentence examples for should be styled from inspiring English sources

With King William III the male line died out in 1890; but the Dutch queen Wilhelmina decreed in 1908 that her descendants should be styled princes and princesses of Orange-Nassau.

One would think that the development of man from a sponge, or a spore, or a polyp, should be styled as ascent rather than descent.

Newnes stipulated that the expedition should sail under a British flag, and should be styled the "British Antarctic Expedition".

Because Elizabeth I of England was never queen of Scotland, some nationalists maintained when Elizabeth II came to the British throne in 1952 that in Scotland she should be styled "Elizabeth I".

Christians, these thinkers argued, should abandon the custom of relying on Jewish informants and instead do their own computations to determine which month should be styled Nisan, setting Easter within this independently computed, Christian Nisan, which would always locate the festival after the equinox.

The next episode, the group received advice from celebrity stylist Hannah Sandling, who suggested how Chartrand and Nichols should be styled for the video, and entertainment journalist Rav Singh, who discussed how to get airplay for "I've Got Nothing" through publicity stunts.

Girls should do the same but preferably have their hair long enough to be styled neatly under a hat, using a hairnet.

Truss will not be styled "lady chancellor".

Hosiery should be plainly styled with no patterns.

Both are styled similarly to the original Transformer Prime but seem to pack slightly different components that shouldn't cause as many headaches with non-functioning components.

It is styled the "Bull-Moose party".