- - magnificent display of power by old politician
- - military policeman after petty-officer for ostentatious display
- - Father kept mother's top display
- - ceremonial display – head of the municipality included in the report
- - ... and show (great display of wealth)
- - "... and Circumstance Military Marches" (Word for a magnificent display)
- - transcendent display
- - Ceremonial display
- - Ostentatious display
- - Cheap, pretentious or vain display
- - Showy display
- - Ceremony, display
- - Festival display
- - Stately display
- - Majestic display
- - Display that had a dour following in French society
- - Starts playing on my phone with splendid display
- - Feature of a royal event
- - Brilliant display
- - Splendorous display
- - Royal display
- - Magnificent display
- - Splendid display
- - Display of grandeur
- - Kitschy display
- - Grand display
- - Regal display
- - Showoff's display
- - Display
- - great display
- - ... and circumstance
- - Order lacking in ball attached to hat ceremony
- - Mass held by father in ceremonial splendour
- - the ostentatious grandiosity of a politician taking office?
- - ceremony giving office to a politician
- - ostentatious ceremony in which the petty-officer precedes the politician
- - With ceremony the minister gets to work back
- - Italian flower given to politician in ceremony
- - Graduates might march to .... and Circumstance
- - dad is holding medium-sized ceremony
- - "... and Circumstance Marches" (orchestral marches)
- - report about mass ceremony
- - Ceremonial splendour; peak, prime
- - "... and Circumstance" (graduation tune)
- - Ostentatious ceremony
- - '... and Circumstance' (song at a graduation)
- - ... and Circumstance (commencement march)
- - Ceremonial splendour
- - Trendy dude's haircut, for short
- - "...... and Circumstance" (march played at graduations)
- - "...... and Circumstance" (graduation march)
- - Splendour
- - Ceremonial
- - Elgar's ".... and Circumstance Marches"
- - Circumstance's partner, in a graduation song
- - Ceremonial grandeur
- - Splendor
- - Magnificence
- - Pageantry
- - Vanity shown by narrow-minded politician
- - Go off to get married in ceremony
- - Circumstance partner
- - Fanfare
- - Vanity of humourless politician
- - Ceremoniousness
- - Circumstance's partner
- - Word from the Latin for "parade"
- - Grandiosity
- - Ceremony takes politician to foreign river
- - Partner of circumstance
- - Attempt to get married in ceremony
- - Ceremonial elegance and splendour
- - Countries out of income support for majestic ceremony
- - Father's enthralling mass ceremony
- - Stately ceremony
- - Ceremonial splendor
- - Show the old turning up to leave Portsmouth
- - Work up representative ceremony
- - Go off to catch male show
- - Showy pageantry
- - Go over start of marriage ceremony
- - Elgar's '...... and Circumstance Military Marches'
- - Spectacle
- - Ceremony at post office with politician attending
- - Ceremony
- - Ostentation
- - Ceremonial elegance
- - Start of an Elgar title
- - Coronation feature
- - Circumstance's accompaniment?
- - Grandeur
- - Vain show
- - Stately splendor
- - "... Majesty"
- - "Pride, ...., and circumstance of glorious war!": "Othello"
- - Vainglory
- - It goes with circumstance
- - Show of magnificence
- - Regal showing
- - Ceremonial elegance and splendor
- - Exquisite ceremony
- - Red carpet treatment
- - Feature of Inauguration Day
- - Fuss and feathers
- - Elaborate spectacle
- - State dinner, requisite
- - Coronation ostentation
- - Much ado
- - Elgar subject
- - Circumstance's leader
- - Showiness
- - Perquisite of kings.
- - Companion of circumstance.
- - Ostentatious show.
- - Elgar's "...... and Circumstance."
- - Hoopla
- - Show
- - Pomposity
- - Ostentatious show dog pursued by coppers
- - It is coupled with circumstance in March
- - Principality of Monaco's political leaders in ceremonial splendour
- - politician follows river ceremony
- - proud ostentation when a politician takes office
- - Great ceremony
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