It was a royal residence in the time of the Heptarchy, and from that remote period to the present time the castle has been of more or less importance--in fact, it is one of the most ancient buildings in Central England.
The park contains the site of the old Manor-house of Woodstock, which is supposed to have stood upon the foundations of a Roman villa; it was a royal residence of the Saxon kings.
Numerous roads converged towards it as the centre of England, and for many years it was a royal residence.
Georges did little to alter it, and it has not been used as a royal residence since 1795.
It is still the property of the Crown, is kept in good repair, and remains a noteworthy example of sixteenth-century domestic architecture, but it is never likely to be again used as a royal residence.
The Louvre, far from being cheerful from its construction, received also from this enormous tower a melancholy and terrifying aspect which rendered it unworthy of being a royal residence.
It was known as the New Palace, and became a royal residence.
It was originally built for the first Duke of Marlborough, who died in it, and is said to have been designed by Wren, having afterwards been enlarged when it became a royal residence.
Our historian was not spared to witness the splendour of this dynasty, as it is manifested in the noble buildings of their capital, Ani, which had not yet become a royal residence.
His History, which for a large part is a history of his own times, does not quite bring us down to the constitution of Ani into a royal residence.
From both sources we learn that it was a capital of the Bagratid dynasty before the rise of Ani to the dignity of a royal residence.
That city, which was founded by the same monarch who gave his name to Ervandakert and Ervandashat, became a royal residence of the Bagratid dynasty, and at the end of the fourteenth century of our era still continued to exist.
Cupar; has ruins of a famous palace, a royal residence of the Stuart sovereigns, which was restored by the Marquis of Bute in 1888.
Nile delta; once the commercial metropolis of Egypt, and a royal residence; fell into decay owing to the silting up of the Tanitic mouth of the Nile, and was destroyed in A.
Such was the vanished Palace of Kennington: a fortress of the Lambeth Marsh, a place for keeping Christmas, a royal residence; now completely vanished.
The country was flat and devoid of interest at first; but it began to improve as the train approached Aranjuez, where the kings have a royal residence, which the party were to visit on the return from Toledo.
It is reached from without the walls by the steps shown, and is yet literally the "lower Place" when compared with the platform of the Alcazar or "Royal Residence.
For this reason, perhaps, King Olaf had established a royal residence at Tunsberg near the mouth of the Firth on the western shore.
There is the Casa del Cordon, at one time the palace of the Velasco family, and a royal residence.
It is now a royal residence in the early part of the year, and when the King and Queen are there, no stranger under any pretext whatever is admitted.
The Château was then a royal residence, and the roll of its inhabitants forms a long list of illustrious names, foremost among which stand those of Catherine dé Medici and Charles IX.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "royal residence" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
