crown

01. The King wore a beautiful [crown] of gold, emeralds and diamonds.

02. Charles will be [crowned] King when his mother dies.

03. In the Bible, Jesus Christ is given a [crown] of thorns to wear before being led to the hill where he is to be crucified.

04. Many people hope that Prince William will be [crowned] King of England when Queen Elizabeth dies.

05. The little girl's mother made her a beautiful [crown] of tin foil and colored paper for her Halloween princess costume.

06. We saw the King's [crown] on display in the Royal Museum.

07. The [crown] was made of solid gold, decorated with diamonds, rubies and sapphires.

08. There is an Italian proverb which states that he who goes not into battle cannot wear a [crown].

09. Franz Grillparzer once said that woman is the [crown] of all creation.

10. Somerset Maugham once said that the [crown] of literature is poetry.

11. There is a biblical proverb which holds that gray hair is a [crown] of glory.

12. Queen Elizabeth II wore three different [crowns] on her coronation day in 1953.

13. During the first modern Olympics in 1896, the winners received silver medals and [crowns] of olive branches.

14. In 1066, Britain's last Anglo-Saxon ruler, Harold, was [crowned] King of England following the death of his brother-in-law.

15. In March of 1558, Ferdinand I assumed the title of Holy Roman Emperor without being [crowned] by the Pope.

16. English kings and queens have been [crowned] in Westminster Abbey since the time of William the Conqueror.