maharanee造句

• The Maharanee appealed against that decision to the Court of Appeal.
• The Maharanee sent the painting to Christie's for a formal valuation.
• The bride embraced the Hindu religion and subsequently became known as the Maharanee Shamista Davi Holkar.
• The Maharanee instructed her solicitors to issue a writ against Mr Wildenstein claiming that painting was not a Boucher and seeking rescission and repayment of the purchase price.
• In 1946 Harry Winston bought the two pear-shaped diamonds, weighing 46.95 and 46.70 carats, which the Maharanee had worn on many occasions.
• In 1965 the Maharanee purchased a painting from Mr Wildenstein in Paris which was believed to be " La Po閟ie " by Fran鏾is Boucher for the equivalent of approximately ?3, 000.
• The main theme, however, was a passion for India _ with superb silk shawls over classic wool suits or cocktail dresses, and incredible brocaded and jeweled evening gowns fit for any Maharanee in her Taj Mahal.
• He takes "'Sarah Layton "', who has come to Calcutta to visit the hospitalized "'Ronald Merrick "', to the Indian side of Calcutta and seduces her in the home of a wealthy socialite, the ex Maharanee of Kotala.
• It was presented as part of the 2011 festival season by the Santa Fe Opera under conductor George Manahan directed by Ned Canty, with Anna Christy as Kitty, Daniel Okulitch as Abdul, Jennifer Zetlan as Sardula, Sean Panikkar as Kodanda, Thomas Hammons as Maharajah, Jamie Barton as Maharanee, and Kevin Burdette as Scattergood.
• ""'HRH the Maharanee of Baroda v Wildenstein " "'[ 1972 ] 2 QB 283 was a decision of the English Court of Appeal relating to the conflict of laws, and specifically whether the English courts should take jurisdiction in relation to a claim which had no substantial connections with England on the basis that the defendant was served with proceedings during a brief visit to the country.
• In this section, Ved Vyas ( " V . V . " ), the narrator, recounts his personal history; the seduction of Satyavati by the Brahmin Parashar and his own birth; the origin of Ganga Datta from the union of Shantanu and the now absent Maharanee ( whom he met on the banks of the Brahm's Apsara Agency to transcribe Ved Vyas's memoir, which V . V . describes as the " Song of Modern India ."