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Why might you need a crown, and what are they made of?

He is not like to keep his crown for long.

A crown can also be a part of the head.

The school was taken over by the crown in 1776.

The house was taken up by the Crown in 1817.

You want to put the crown back in the ground.

Now we see of course where the crown has gone!

He left soon after you set off for the Crown.

The rest of the Crown case had been clear cut.

In those few words, she had given him back the man within the crown.

I would just as soon leave them to the Crown to do with what they may.

Or perhaps he might even find a way to keep the crown for himself.

We're going to come with you and put the crown back in its place under the ground.

I might be able to put the crown on your head inside a week.

Could he do this and still not get a crown?

It was one of the years I got the crown.

He would rather be in her arms than under a crown.

No, I looked at the crown in our new friend's hands.

Taking it out and all these what's name, half a crown a week.

He found it possible to get along with all of them, even Crown.

Attention from the Crown is probably going to mean at least that much.

Those times had been more common in the first year or two after she took the crown, however.

Crown Point received close to $11,000 for each of its students.

We must also give music its place in the crown of the arts.

There are some people who think that I was wrong to give away my crown.

"It looks like a tree crown to me," Caitlin said.

On Johanna's right she could look down at tree crowns that were a few meters from her feet.

On the west side of the Hudson, trees crowned the heights above the unseen river.

Ahead of them was a high wood, the trees crowned with grey starlight.

A few trees crowned a succession of low cliffs, which were then clearly defined under the sky.

The tree crown is open, with low vertical ramification.

Some attractive buildings and a profusion of flowering trees crown the cliff top.

Shade of tree crown is shelter for the cattle, goats and sheep during summer days.

Colorful lights are used to highlight tree crowns, ferns, and other plants.

Branch shaking, swinging, and moving around the tree crowns accompany the calling.

The thorn trees crowned the edge of a little valley where ran a track as old as the land itself.

The cocoon can be in the tree crown or between two leaves, but is most often near the ground, between moss and bark.

Symptoms re-occur every year, spreading throughout the tree crown, eventually killing the host plant.

The same endless forest of trees growing along the banks of the river, each tree crowned and imperial.

The tree crown is wide, with irregular, stratified ramification and only few thick branches.

They can appear in mature foliage and canopy and give the tree crown a distinctive appearance.

Sunlight cascades in milky sheets over the tree crowns and down the woodland walls.

Move out to the tree crown!"

Mature tree crowns tend to be irregular in shape and composed of relatively few large primary branches.

The tree crowns that were once 60 feet high and shaded the forest floor were at his feet.

Eucalyptus oil catches fire very easily, and bush fires can travel quickly through the oil-rich air of the tree crowns.

The tree crowns are predominantly used from May through August, when young leaves and flowers are in abundance.

The tree crowns bulged like cauliflower clumps.

The 19m high central nave is surrounded by a walkway at 9m height, allowing visitors a closer look upon the palm tree crowns.

Within the clump of trees crowning the hill is a round barrow containing Neolithic burial chambers.