Exempel på coronation

• The inscription commemorates George III's coronation in 1809.

• My grandmother remembers the Coronation in 1954.

• This is not a coronation; he has to earn this position.

• We believe that a coronation that excludes party members from having a say will be inconsistent with the proud democratic traditions of our party.

• And now we must prepare for the coronation. 

• He sat, too, for his coronation portrait, as it was called, in Buckingham Palace. 

• King Henry II., of England, crowned his son as king, and on the day of coronation put on a servant's garb and waited, he, the king, at the son's table, to the astonishment of all the princes. 

• On the occasion of the coronation his Majesty made magnificent presents to the metropolitan church. 

• The churches, the chimes, the palace, the coronation chapel, and the street scenes are enough to drive one mad with interest. 

• The famous British coronation pictures were superb and they gained immensely by the rich color effects. 

• The importance of the coronation ceremony was taken for granted in much of the polemic from 1554.

• The 1993 coronation was an impressive theatrical display of recovered statehood.

• These were set forth at the beginning of each reign, in manifestos, panegyrics, and ceremonies, culminating with the imperial coronation.

• Documents such as the coronation charter, however, would be delivered separately to each shire court by messengers sent from the king himself.

• About the coronation ceremony itself, however, the commentators all agreed.

• Even when she was crowned separately from her husband, the arrangement of ceremonies closely echoed those of the four days of a king's coronation.

• These and the royal palaces, examples of which are known at several centres, are linked in the documentary sources with coronation rituals.

• The coronation ceremony was by its nature and intent adaptive to circumstances.

• At coronations, platforms were erected for the singers beside the ambo.

• In her coronation at least, she was indeed as much a monarch as her male forbears, but for that she again wore her hair loose.

• Among the grandest and most solemn ceremonies celebrated in the abbey were coronations.

• Even royal anointment by coronation, it seemed, was powerful according to the gender of the recipient.

• Generally the illustrations are of a symbolic nature and fall into a limbo between the textual prescription and the ceremony of coronation as performed.

• Protectorate officials, mindful of the need for strong authority and the proximity of the coronation, refused to extend their deadline.

• On this topic, also, rumour and anxiety abounded, although there were never any formal, public proposals for such a coronation.