His father had had him elected king at Verona in 983 and coronated at Aachen.
At length reaching Rome, these two pious churchmen were heartily welcomed by the Romans and Bruno was chosen Pope in a great gathering in 1049 and coronated as Leo IX.
Both were coronated as Emperor at Rome by the Pope and posed as champions of the Church.
As Otto entered the cathedral a few weeks later to be coronated the Archbishop of Mainz cried out: "The man chosen by God, nominated by our master Henry, and declared king by all the princes.
In 1046 he was coronated Emperor at Rome and made Patrician.
The genus Coronosphaera differs from Solenosphaera by the coronated mouth of the tubuli, from Trypanosphaera by the fenestration of the walls of the tubuli.
All pores of the shell prolonged into shortcoronated tubules.
Only part of the shell-pores prolonged into coronated tubules.
Porules of the shell in dimples on irregular polygonal small plates, with coronated ring.
Fourteen smaller spines about half as large as the six principal spines, of the same form, but without coronated sheaths.
A genus consisting of species of CONUS, having a rhomboidal or quadrilateral form and a coronated spire.
The shells of this genus are varied in colouring which is generally rich; and also in form, some being angulated, some plicated, some coronated and others smooth.
Christ was coronated King of kings and Lord of lords.
As the Son of God and coronated Lord of lords, His authority is supreme, and His word is law.
He took the words of the coronated Christ and gave them to the apostles, and they spake as the Spirit gave them utterance (see John xvi.
Maurice, pointing to the black Courtland Eagle which flew so steadily beside the coronated lion of Kernsberg and Hohenstein.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coronated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
