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Meanings of crowned by in English
We have no meanings for "crowned by" in our records yet.
Usage of crowned by in English
1
The 2FM entrant for Miss Ireland was recently crowned by the station.
2
The tower rises above the crossing, and is crowned by sixteen pinnacles.
3
It was crowned by an iron railing, showing blackly against the sky.
4
The country was undulating, and every rise was crowned by a village.
5
Caesar was Pontifex Maximus, and Napoleon had himself crowned by the Pope.
6
His love arose, a kingly thing, crowned by her trust in him.
7
Interior slopes were revetted with gabions, crowned by fascines and sand bags.
8
A cement accord is couched in leather, and crowned by woody notes.
9
This life knoweth no death, and this existence is crowned by immortality.
10
It was inside a circle crowned by a pair of outspread wings.
11
First comes the derrick, sixty feet high, crowned by a massive pulley.
12
Jack looked inquisitively at the large, kindly face crowned by snowy locks.
13
These successes were crowned by a signal victory over the emperor in person.
14
The structure was of considerable height, and crowned by a large gilt cross.
15
Nor would the emperor be emperor until crowned by the pope.
16
The summit is crowned by bristling batteries pointing down the Firth.
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Crowned by through the time
Crowned by across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common