Royal Anne
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Royal Anne
First recorded in 1895–1900
Example Sentences
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The Princess Royal, Anne, who is known for her love of horses, was sitting next to racehorse trainer John Gosden.
From BBC
HMS Royal Anne crashed on to rocks and sank off Lizard Point in 1721 with the loss of 207 sailors.
From BBC
The Royal Anne, a military transport galley launched in 1709, was sailing to Barbados when it was caught in a ferocious storm.
From BBC
The first varieties that come in, mainly Burlat and Brooks, can be decent in perfect weather, but in just a week or so you'll start to see Bings, and shortly after that the blushing Royal Anne and Rainier.
From Los Angeles Times
As an instance of the progress in size, as related to armament, made during the century, we may compare the dimensions of this French first-rate with those of the Royal Anne, an English 100-gun ship built in 1706.
From Project Gutenberg
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