Sentence examples for young royalty from inspiring English sources
In better days, college-age interns at the nation's largest investment banks, known as summer analysts, were treated like young royalty.
Æthelstan was known for the support he gave to dispossessed young royalty.
To reach today's young stars and royalty, Boucheron is taking its show on the road.
In Hawaii, surfing had religious significance — after prayers and offerings, skilled craftsmen made boards from sacred koa or wiliwili trees — and it was practiced by men and women, young and old, royalty and peasantry.
"She wasn't a movie star, but she was America's royalty: young, glamorous, regal, and the most popular First Lady.
She then joins him down front for those last four words: "Will you marry me?" All young women are royalty, and we all deserve that moment when our prince appears, asking for our hand in marriage.
On his meagre royalties young David absconded to Paris, arriving on his 17th birthday.
Companies have tried to fill their pipelines by buying young firms or signing royalty deals with them.
The event draws an increasingly curious cross-section of India's vibrant literary scene: authors, publishers, readers, schoolchildren, old poets, young journalists, socialites, minor royalty, major art collectors, literary aspirants, Nosy Parkers — in short anyone who has ever felt the power of a good book.
Much has been said about young girls' obsession with royalty, particularly princes.
