1.   Our office drama queen yet again made the melodramatic declaration that he was contemplating suicide.

2.   According to the BBC court correspondent, Buckingham Palace officials said it was unprecedented for the queen to make her views known ahead of legislation in this way.

3.   The queen also made it clear that she was determined to adhere to strict rules of wartime economy.

4.   The queen made her a Dame of the British Empire the following year.

5.   The queen then made her most memorable remark of the war.

6.   The queen made the trip to boost the spirits of Arab-Americans in the wake of the attack on the World Trade Center.

7.   A dispute immediately broke out over what had been decided, and the queen made it known she wanted the rest of the negotiations to be handled confidentially.

8.   As the queen made sightseeing rounds and chatted with athletes, the police chased protesters down side streets, broke up assemblies and made arrests.

9.   At a small ceremony in the garden of the presidential estate near parliament, the queen made Mandela only the second living non-Briton to receive the Order of Merit.

10.   Charles Moore, editor of the conservative Daily Telegraph, smartly slapped down a suggestion that the queen make an address at the funeral.