Sentence examples for Collective celebration from inspiring English sources

Hence the collective celebration of Kyoritsu Sangyo's heroic efforts.

A collective celebration of David Letterman's successful open heart surgery?

It felt like a collective celebration, and it was a richly deserved one.

The most significant innovation in Native American music during the 1900s was the development of the powwow, a collective celebration involving music and dance performed throughout North America.

Seen together, these poignant portraits rise above their individual characteristics to present a collective celebration of the human body, its life force triumphant over its very evident mortality.

So, Ehrenreich argues, replace isolating self-absorption and the rejection of small pleasures with a collective celebration of what life, in all its arbitrariness, has to offer.

The collective celebrations capped what had been a fraught afternoon in east London as two of the seven sides who begun the day fearing for their lives went head to head.

And the opera, which has to be a collective endeavor, a celebration, sagged.

"Across the board, this exhibition is a collective statement and celebration of sexuality.

I hope the referendum becomes a kind of collective national festival, a celebration of our country's potential".

In the concert, part of the New York Early Music Celebration, the collective offered a mixed bag, in the best sense.