Sentence examples for the same monarch from inspiring English sources
Before those acts, the two were separate states with separate parliaments under the same monarch.
And if England and France had shared the same monarch as a result of Agincourt, as England and Scotland did after 1603, would that not have led inevitably to merged institutions?
After co-existing under the same monarch for a century, in 1707 a poverty-stricken, failing Scotland agreed to enter an "incorporating union" with England, in which Scotland gave up its independence in return for access to English markets and to the widening English empire overseas.
The story of the visit by King George VI (the same monarch who was the subject of "The King's Speech") and his wife, Elizabeth, to Roosevelt at his mother's mansion upriver from New York City, is, in essence, that of Roosevelt attempting to sell the defense of Great Britain to the American people.
The independent states within the Commonwealth would share the same monarch in a relationship likened to a personal union.
At first, every member of the Commonwealth retained the same monarch as the United Kingdom, but when India became a republic in 1950, it would no longer share in a common monarchy.
Since 1603 England and Scotland had been under the same monarchs.
"Piangerò la sorte mia," Cleopatra's multifaceted lament from Handel's "Giulio Cesare," is preceded by a chromatically slashing aria by Johann Adolf Hasse for the same doomed monarch.
By controlling the capacitance ratio of the positive and negative electrodes, both of which were made from the same Cabot Monarch 1300 pigment black (CMPB) powder, it was found that a wider negative electrode potential window than that of the positive electrode could be achieved in the neutral aqueous electrolyte of 0.3 mol L−1 K2SO4.
Speculation about the airline's financial position appears to have begun when plane enthusiasts spotted that alternative aircraft were being lined up to cover incoming flights at the same time that Monarch flights were due to depart.
"One of our more recent observations is that drosophila can read the sky compass," he continued, "so they have the same capability that monarch butterflies have of being able to basically look at the sky" and figure out direction based on the polarization of light.
