He was on broadway,
surrounded by pomp
and style, and there were eyes to look at him.
Especially with the british monarchy for they
have pomp
and circumstance down to an art form.
It was eaten with
great pomp
during a grand celebration.
Pomp rock
than indie, muse's difficult second album spawned some of the more eccentric singles of the year.
Pomp of this world.
Although for a one-off, i
enjoyed the pomp, it was a bit much even for me.
She was buried at st. george's chapel, windsor, with
much pomp.
Witness the pomp
with which the french and german parliaments jointly celebrated the 40th anniversary of the elysée treaty, in january at versailles.
Such lordly pomp
is not for me, far other scenes my eyes must see: yet deign to list my harping.
He
loved pomp, and accepted many titles and awards - especially british honors; of course all unearned and therefore quite worthless baubles.
Blair was quite certain that he was going to be welcomed into the eu inner sanctum with all
due pomp
and ceremony.
Marriage for you meant
including all pomp
and show.
To appreciate the emphasis that schönbrunn puts on pleasure, rather than
imperial pomp, visit the gardens first.
It has a very different mode of expression from the
ceremonial pomp
of the traditional polonaise.
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