Tiaras in a sentence

Although she decided to wear a unique floral piece, Princess Kate could have donned one of her three tiaras for King Charles's Coronation: the Cartier Halo Tiara, the Lotus Floral Tiara or the Lover's Knot Tiara.

In 2014, the Andalucian town of Mojácar banned “phallic tiaras” or “unbecoming behaviour with inflatable sex dolls”, and Málaga fines people €750 if they walk around with an inflatable penis on their heads.

The mostly millennial and Gen-Z crowd was gathered in the venue decked out with ogre ears, tiaras, neon, blind mice, donkeys, wings and plenty of Lord Farquaads in the mix, too.

Community Offshore Wind, a company committed to investing in communities by creating jobs and boosting local economies, recently funded scholarships for 10 girls to attend the Tools and Tiaras summer camp in Brooklyn.

Hosted by Coral Gables Crime Watch, Coral Gables Police and Fire and the Community Recreation Department, the community also stepped up with in-kind donations like tiaras for all the ladies, photo ops, music, food, linens, decorations and more.

Rumours began to fly over who would be designing the gown and whether or not Kate would don one of the Royal Family's dazzling tiaras.

The girls have a brother, 5-year-old Judah, who is more into tee-ball than tiaras, but is very supportive of his female siblings.

Heroes for sure, usually armed with lots of cool stuff, no tiaras perhaps, but these days, masks and gowns and even occasionally pink stethoscopes (not likely to get misplaced!

It was Alana’s stint on Toddlers & Tiaras that launched the Shannon family’s reality TV career.

There were traditional red carpet staples like pearls, feathers, and sequins as well as show-stopping elements like tiaras, clock headpieces, and elaborate trains.

Whether they were splashing around in a fountain or “waterskiing” in tutus and tiaras, the Go-Go’s always projected the image that they were up for anything.

Women from Models Inc., the community organization founded by Iran and supported by his mother, wore glittering tiaras.

A spinoff of "Toddlers in Tiaras," "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" was a reality show about Alana Thompson, better known as Honey Boo Boo, and her family.

Her families business started with making tiaras for Miss America that turned into a household name.

Single women in the royal family typically avoid tiaras, unless they are given the title of a princess.

We also posted various community photo galleries, including coverage of the BBA Cycling President’s Cup Race, the Post Office Long Service Recognition Awards, the Bermuda Gombey Festival Showcase, and the Tiaras & Bow Ties Princess Dance.

Above these works stood a row of painted Popes in brilliant brocades and gold tiaras.

He wore a number of papal tiaras during his papacy.

The collection comprises a set of crowns and thrones, some 30 tiaras, numerous aigrettes, jewel studded swords and shields, a vast amount of precious loose gems, as well as the largest collections of emeralds, rubies and diamonds in the world.

Women's evening dress included obligatory trains and tiaras or feathers in their hair (or both).