Sentence examples for under the crown from inspiring English sources
The Greek forces under the Crown Prince to-day [Oct.
"We stand for the cause of liberty under the crown".
Under the crown will be an open-air viewing deck.
Another declared that all officeholders and pensioners under the Crown shall be incapable of sitting in the House of Commons.
"If Washington and Adams and Jefferson believed compromise was a dirty word, we'd still be under the crown of England," he said.
President Reagan: They all feel – and dating from the days when they were under the Crown – she used the expression: kith and kin.
Bourassa proposed that Canada should become a completely separate nation under the crown, and he cooperated with the Conservatives in opposing U.S. capital investment in his country.
The complex constitutional issue that thus arose required the adjudication of the governor-general, Sir John Kerr, the formal head of state under the crown.
A new constitution in 1976 gave the island a ministerial system of government and provided a larger measure of internal autonomy under the Crown.
Scotland's departure from the union could mean all kinds of liberations and reinventions for the islanders who live under the crown.
To use his current phrase, he wants to be seen as a "proper steward of public money", which is not an office-of-profit-under-the-crown that means you have to resign from Parliament, but a name a politician gives himself when he knows that people have yet to trust him to spend their taxes wisely.
