Sentence examples for with a coronation from inspiring English sources

"Last Tuesday night we interfered with a coronation," Mr. McCain said.

The novel begins in 1902, with a Coronation garden party in the London suburb of Eltham, at The Grampians.

For Rove, as Edgeworth saw it, this would not only be gentlemanly; it would mean that if he was willing to invest two years in being patient he would be rewarded with a coronation as chairman.

Williams at 33 became the oldest slam champion of the modern era by beating her excellent opponent, 12 years her junior, 6-4, 6-4 in an hour and 23 minutes, thrilling Centre Court with a coronation final that briefly looked like turning into an insurrection.

Many of the regal trappings of the papacy were set aside by Pope Paul VI, who began his pontificate in 1963 with a coronation, but never wore the beehive-shaped papal tiara again.

Only time will tell if el-Sissi will resist the temptation of the presidency, but if he does not, and the popularity he receives today is anything to go by, it will be less of an election, and more a Roman triumph mixed in with a coronation.

It was also a coronation, with a bit of a revenge-fantasy-come-true mixed in for good measure.

Clinton's candidacy feels closer to a coronation, with sky-high support among Democrats and party bigwigs and a sense almost of entitlement.

Why, year after year, do magazines yammer on and on about what the song of the summer will be, as if it's a coronation with actual consequence?

Both are perfect with a little coronation chicken, music and a gin cocktail to kick off the evening.

Its presidents, including Jean-Bédel Bokassa, who named himself emperor with a Napoleonic coronation to match, have found their writ seldom runs beyond the capital.