In the summer of 1598 Pomp was back at sea.

"They need to get past the pomp and focus on the issue at hand", she said.

One night I asked him if he did not miss all such pomp and power.

She had never truly felt at home in the pomp and society of court.

In government, he said, the worst part is the pomp.

We need pomp and circumstance at times in our lives.

Pomp maintained his position on the other side of the wall.

The pomp and circumstance is still very much part of the day.

And the music has no fear of pomp or large aspirations.

As this pomp shows to a little oil and root.

Pomp sat down, and for five minutes seemed absorbed in his book.

Pomp looked at his teacher to see if he was in earnest.

There was no pomp about saying good-bye to their old home.

She loved the college game with all its pomp and excitement.

So began a bold new era, although without much pomp.

These practices continue to be observed even now with great pomp and show.

All the same, every state dinner is a mixture of pomp and politics.

This time around, there was less pomp, but the feelings ran deep.

In some ways, the holiday's pomp and ceremony were like those of any other year.

He died on 28 January 1876 and was buried with great pomp.

The marriage took place amidst great pomp on May 13, 1868.

In the Senate, the extraordinary session began with enough pomp.

Those students accepted for the team say there is more to the lure than pomp.

On the great works announced with grand pomp and ceremony?

The same way they plan to tour the world: slowly and with lots of pomp.