How To Use Princess of wales In A Sentence
-
Bianca Jagger famously wore his shoes for her entrance into Studio 54, sitting astride a white charger; the Princess of Wales was a fan; and the "Sex and the City" character Carrie Bradshaw had such a predilection for his heels that "Manolos" became a household name.
Manolo Blahnik: Feet First
-
On the other hand, while Mary brought quiet reserve and regality to her role as Princess of Wales, Alexandra's influence was much more ethereal.
-
I was fully prepared for the agonising stench as I entered the wet tropics zone of the Princess of Wales Conservatory, but I was disappointed.
-
The Princess of Wales laid the foundation stone for the extension to the Cathedral.
-
JIMMY KIMMEL, HOST, "JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE": Even though Camilla is now technically, she is the princess of Wales, out of respect for Diana, she ` ll be known as the duchess of Cornwall.
CNN Transcript Apr 12, 2005
-
That final gesture seems to have presaged the death of Diana Princess of Wales in a car crash in August 1997.
-
A rare magnum of champagne to celebrate the 1981 marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales is to be auctioned in Swindon.
-
And for those who watched the funeral of the Princess of Wales, it was when Elton John sang that the queen was most moved.
-
On the school's website, Mrs Wells says: 'As you may know, West Heath was the school at which Diana, later to become the Princess of Wales, spent what she described as the happiest days of her life.
Home | Mail Online
-
I take the word of V & A curator Claire Wilcox that the safety pin dress is superbly tailored, but up close it looks even tackier than I had imagined, ditto the blue satin number studded with diamanté, once worn by Diana, Princess of Wales.
-
Lawyers for Mohamed Al Fayed have failed in a bid to summons a seven foot tall blood-drinking reptilian from the star system Alpha Draconis to court to give evidence at the inquest into the death of Al Fayed's son Dodi and Diana Princess of Wales.
Al Fayed fury at inquest witness ruling
-
Philip "Taff" Bartlett, one of the Welsh Guards' pallbearers for Diana, Princess of Wales, said: "Our families say we are not receiving much recognition, when guys are working their backsides off in dangerous conditions.
Archive 2007-06-01
-
The Princess of Wales laid the foundation stone for the extension to the Cathedral.
-
The Princess of Wales laid the foundation stone for the extension to the Cathedral.
-
He has also commentated on a wide range of special outside broadcast events for BBC television including the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales and has anchored the BBC's General Election coverage since 1979.
-
On the walls of the room hang a landscape, said to be of Shudi's birthplace, and mezzotint portraits of his patron, Frederick, Prince of Wales (p. 80) and his wife, Augusta, Princess of Wales.
-
Diana, Princess of Wales was patron of the charity Birthright.
-
The term cropped up in the British press in the 1980s and 1990s, applied to the mothers of the Princess of Wales and Duchess of York; both mothers had left their husband and children.
Sympathy for the Serial Divorcée—Heartbroken, not Heartless
-
Another story featured Alexandra, Princess of Wales, noting that when she and the royal trunks failed to make connections on the occasion of a certain ceremonious dinner at a brilliant English house-party, the Princess, too gracious to spoil her hostess’ plans, resourcefully directed her maid to cut off the skirt of her riding habit.
The Tailor-Made | Edwardian Promenade
-
We are shown how she coped with the dramatic events of1992, the year the Queen famously described as her "annus horribilis" after the marriages of two of her children ended both the Prince and Princess of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of York separated and a major fire that took place at Windsor Castle.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph
