coronation day

But she still has a long way to go, and so does everybody else, before coronation day.

She asked them to pray for her on coronation day next summer.

These dates could be the king's birthday and coronation day.

At about 5 o'clock in the morning of the coronation day, several thousand people were already gathered on the field.

I'll have no arguments among my friends, not on my Coronation day.

Coronation Day - flags to be flown at all stations.

Or so we have been told, for at least 60 years, ever since the country switched from radio to television on Coronation Day 1953.

Coronation Day, 2 June, was observed by those remaining in the ship with church services.

The news broke four days later on Coronation Day, 2 June.

He'd run off on his brother's coronation day.

The people of Arendelle are joyously preparing for her coronation day.

On coronation day the chamberlain would robe the king.

Frances, by then the couple's only surviving child, died on their coronation day; Joanna never conceived again.

The news broke on Coronation Day, he became the Queen’s first knight.

On coronation day the marshal would assist the constable.

Can you remember what happened on Coronation Day?

On Coronation Day he was among the servicemen who lined the procession route.

It also brought to mind her coronation day, when she pledged herself to life-long service of her kingdom.

Coronation Day itself was wet, despite the Met Office's prediction of fine weather.

The infant ruler cried on her coronation day.

The temperature dropped considerably during the night-it will be a cold Coronation Day.

Today we unite in gratitude that those hopes and wishes, expressed on her Coronation day, have been fulfilled.

Javan must appear to be the picture of princely decorum on his brother's coronation day.

We must have hurt them more severely than we thought on Coronation Day, and they're being very conservative about what they do.