“Only 30% of the population favor having a king or queen who inherits the position for life.”

“It was considered the queen of downtown theaters owned by the Kleists, which included the Strand, the Eagle, the Oakland, and the Rialto.”

“Once the affairs are in order, I will return to you for you are my life and a queen in my eyes.”

“The queendom of Queen Elizabeth II extends across multiple nations in the Commonwealth.”

“The brunt of each episode consists of Ruby locked in her antiseptic queendom, constantly bossing Max around in a purgatory of pushiness.”

“Before she danced and sang her way to pop queendom, Madonna attended which university?”

“The letters, which he reprints at length, are fascinating as a record of the development of Elizabeth's rise to queenhood, but also the development of a woman.”

“Is that to be lifted from me in these the full years of my queenhood?”

“Under physical competition for queenship, larger individuals should often be able to physically dominate others.”

“Katherine was the daughter of two reigning monarchs: educated, gracious and regal, she had been trained for queenship and saw it as her vocation.”

“It precipitated a revolution which quickly brought her queenship to an end.”

“And let the last word quoted here be one of Elizabeth's own, illustrative of her strangely mingled temperament of queenliness and insolence.”

“The set of her head at downstage left and the slight angle of the jaw conveyed queenliness and deadly resolve.”

“Queen Victoria's effigy, in various stages of queenliness, stands at many points in the metropolis.”