Sentence examples for such as queens from inspiring English sources
(Also, interestingly, it seems to apply to top leaders, such as queens and prime ministers, whereas lower-level official meetings have less impact on trade).
Such distinct diet-related senescence is analogous to the divergent aging processes and causes of death observed between castes of social insects, such as queens versus workers ("caste-related-senescence") and also between breeding versus non-breeding semelparous animals ("reproduction-related-senescence").
The curriculum will concentrate on key characters from history such as Queen Elizabeth I, Oliver Cromwell, Queen Victoria and Winston Churchill.
Like the other band-centric games, Guitar Hero: Van Halen includes 25 songs from the band Van Halen, including 3 guitar solos by Eddie Van Halen, in addition to 19 guest acts such as Queen, Weezer, Blink-182, Foo Fighters, The Offspring and Queens of the Stone Age.
Of course, people such as Queen and the Rolling Stones, who were "drinking champagne with royalty", were punk's real enemies.
It's certainly an exceptional county in terms of stone age monuments, such as Queen Maeve's cairn and the Neolithic necropolis of Carrowkeel.
For those who run the local clubs – sweaty bars with names such as "Queen 46" and 'Men's 44' – it is a lucrative business.
Singer and actor Zendaya became one of the brand's spokesmodels earlier this year, joining the ranks of women such as Queen Latifah, Ellen DeGeneres, Rihanna and Taylor Swift.
They are most famous for re-workings of pop hits such as Queen's "One Vision" and Europe's "The Final Countdown".
Other titles, such as "Queen City" and "Queen of the West," were embraced by Cincinnatians in the early 19th century the latter nickname, which first appeared in print in 1819, was immortalized in a poem (1854) by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
All other public holidays such as Queen's Birthday and Labour day are set at the state and territory level and are celebrated on different dates in different states.
