Scepters Sentence Examples

scepters

  • The coronation ring (representing kingly dignity, and dating from 1831) and the scepters are then presented.

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  • Establish and set aright the scepters of kingdoms, subdue the nations, and pour forth peace upon the ends of the earth.

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  • Use the week's ballot totals to determine the winners, then outfit the king and queen at the pep rally with crowns, scepters and capes.

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