Sentence examples for to majesty from inspiring English sources

"There is an old type of aristocracy that will only be in the background," said Ingrid Seward, remembering how one of Diana's older sisters, Jane Fellowes, politely turned down a chance to talk to Majesty magazine about her sister.

This is what makes him cult: that his highlight reel is one of extremes, from madness to majesty, and in the middle there's Rooney, doing that seagull-flap-face-scrunched-up thing he does at referees when a decision doesn't go his way, glowering pink-red in the middle of the field, and then scoring a brace in the Champions League, and earning £300,000 for it.

For to witness majesty, to find yourself literally touched by it — isn't that what we've all been waiting for?

The sandals have multiple straps and flat soles or the cork platforms that were worn in Greek tragedies to give majesty to the gods.

This may be the Queen's speech that David Cameron never planned, or entirely hoped, to pass to Her Majesty.

And generally in all things you will do as a faithful and true Servant ought to do to Her Majesty.

That is the answer that we have to give to Her Majesty's Government.

For the armed services, swearing allegiance to Her Majesty rather than to the state is an important distinction.

It is entitled "A bill to give effect to his Majesty's declaration of abdication and for purposes connected therewith".

Bond, it seems, has come to escort Her Majesty to the Olympic Park and they opt to travel via helicopter.

He attended White House School, Brampton, and enjoyed weekly trips to Her Majesty's Theatre, Carlisle to see comedians such as Robb Wilton and Arthur Askey.