Sentence examples for white crown from inspiring English sources

The white crown of 24,760-foot-high Muztagata loomed as the backdrop.

The Old River Control Auxiliary Structure is a rank of seven towers, each buff with a white crown.

"Out of the clouds of black a white crown appears at the top of the pint and I think the advertisement does that really well," Robinson says.

Neighbors watched as the two men rolled the woman onto it and hoisted her into the back seat of Bruneau's unmarked white Crown Victoria.

He used to tool around the city in an oversize white Crown Victoria, until he decided this summer it might remind people of "white power".

It, too, is frequented by politicians and government officials, who congregate in a private dining room accessible from the parking lot by an outdoor staircase, while their bodyguards wait below in armored Suburbans and white Crown Victorias.

But they raised more white crowned babies than anyone else in the park.

At a turn, the white crowns of the Hindu Kush appeared, and we entered the 85-mile-long Wakhan Valley, a fertile quilt of wheat fields along the Panj River, "situated among the snowy mountains," as the seventh-century Chinese Buddhist pilgrim Xuanzang described it.

The only piece that seemed out of place to me was Frederick Ashton's ballet Monotones II from 1966 in which three dancers dressed all in sexless white unitards and little white crown-like hats bearing pom poms, bounced around holding hands, looking like joyous, bopping faery-like creatures.

In a decade when Hollywood is embroiled in scandal, criticized for turning a blind eye towards sexual harassment and lambasted for being "so white," crowning Roma the year's Best Picture would be a radical act.

Members of clade IV, which have red, pink or even white crowns, were recovered from depths of 1,020 m or less, excepting O. frankpressi, which has not been found shallower than 1,800 m.