crowns

"During the historical reenactment, the children wore paper crowns to represent kings and queens. "

"The Olympic champion wore a golden crown as a reward for her victory. "

"The championship trophy was the ultimate crown for the winning team. "

"The new king's coronation marked the transfer of crowns from the previous dynasty. "

"The treaty was signed on behalf of the people by the Crowns of England and Scotland. "

"Treasure recovered from shipwrecks automatically becomes property of the Crown."

"The crowns of the trees were full of colorful autumn leaves. "

"The architect explained that the elaborate crowns atop the cathedral were not just decorative, but essential for supporting the high roof. "

"After years of hard work and dedication, winning the championship crowns the team's season. "

""When visiting Sweden, remember that the local currency is Swedish crowns, not euros." "

"My grandfather kept a few crowns from his childhood; he said they were quite valuable after the currency changed. "

"The gardener carefully cleared away the soil around the crowns of the strawberry plants to allow them to breathe. "

"The sun shone brightly on the crowns of the tall oak trees in the park. "

"The dentist said the crowns of my back teeth were starting to wear down. "

"The dentist said I need two crowns to fix my broken teeth. "

"The sailor carefully tied crowns at the ends of the ropes to stop them from fraying. "

"The diver inspected the anchor's crowns for cracks where the arms joined the main body. "

"The boat builder carefully shaped the crowns of the deck to allow water to easily run off. "

"The sailor carefully examined the ship's cable, noting the intricate crowns where the rope made sharp turns. "

"The printer needed more paper, so she ordered a stack of crowns for the office. "

"The print shop offers a discount if you order over 500 crowns of paper for your business brochures. "

"The chemist designed special crowns that could capture and hold metal ions, like sodium, in the center. "

"The midwife announced, "The baby crowns! I can see the head!" "

"The carpenter carefully crowns the top edge of the wooden barrel, making it smooth and safe to touch. "

"The carpenter carefully applied the wood filler to create smooth crowns on the edges of the barrel before turning it into a decorative planter. "

"The flower bed's design featured two circular walls, and the gardener planted colorful tulips in the crowns between them. "

"The priest's crowns, a shaved area on his head, showed his religious commitment. "

"For Thanksgiving dinner, we ordered two turkey crowns because they are easier to carve and have more white meat. "

"Every Sunday, Grandma proudly wears one of her elaborate crowns to church. "

"He used his fingernail to gently pull out the crowns of both watches and set them to the correct time. "

"The school annually crowns a homecoming king and queen. "

"The ceremony will crown him king of the student council. "

""The teacher crowns Maria as the spelling bee champion every year because of her consistent hard work." "

""A delicious chocolate frosting crowns the cake, making it look perfect for the party." "

""The judges will crown the student with the best science project." "

"The mother was in the second stage of labor and the fetus had just crowned, prompting a round of encouragement from the midwives."

"The engineer crowns the road surface to ensure proper water runoff during heavy rain. "

"The angry bully crowned the smaller child on the head with a heavy book. "

"The player expertly crowned their rival in the online shooter game. "

"“Crown me!” I said, as I moved my checker to the back row."

"The carpenter needed to crowns the barrel to fit the larger pipe. "

"The soldiers crowned the hilltop, establishing a strong position for their defense. "

"To finish the lanyard, she crowns the ends of the strands, creating a neat, decorative finish. "