Sentence examples for Most celebrations from inspiring English sources

Most celebrations of the winter solstice in Europe involved merriment and feasting.

It can be loud, even raucous, but then most celebrations are.

Many holidays are associated with particular foods or drinks, and music, live or recorded, is a part of most celebrations.

It's always a pleasure to think about Alan Clarke, and it was an even greater one to make a tribute to him – even if, like most celebrations, it ended up melancholy.

While most celebrations have a clear lineage or ancestor — Merton Hanks with the Funky Chicken, for example, or Johnnie Morton with the Worm — there is no clear creator of the reverse chest-bump (which is, perhaps, why people cannot agree on what to call it).

Paul Newman would have been 90 on January 26, as Meryl Streep pointed out; he would have avoided most celebrations.

Those are the ones that I saw in the shelters really suffer….Now a church is designed to have a two hour, at the most, celebration, and you return home.

In less than two weeks Iranians every where will be celebrating one of the most ancient celebrations known to the human calendar.

The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, one of the world's most prestigious celebrations of nonfiction cinema, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in Durham, April 6 9.

While picturesque Parati is perhaps as unrepresentative of Brazil as FLIP is of its publishing culture, but the festival is one of the most joyful celebrations of world literature today - a cause for celebration in itself.

So it seemed fitting that Jones celebrated her victory in the Olympic trials with one of the most emotional celebrations of that meet.