Prima

If your room request includes a plush animal print rug, a director's chair with your name on it, or a life-sized cardboard cutout of yourself, you just might be a prima donna.

Imperious Prima flashes forth / Her edict "to begin it"— / In gentler tone Secunda hopes / "There will be nonsense in it!"— / While Tertia interrupts the tale / Not more than once a minute.

In the evening, Miss Barry took them to a concert in the Academy of Music, where a noted prima donna was to sing.

Researchers said the dinosaur - named Ingentia prima, meaning "the first giant" - was up to 10 meters long and weighed about 10 tons, living about 210 million years ago during the Triassic Period.

Mary never behaved like a prima donna, but instead gave people the feeling that they were like her, the nice girl next door. It went down well with people.

Rima was the prima ballerina in a famous theater.

You all act like prima donnas in here.