Sentence examples for Opening ceremonial from inspiring English sources

But the atmosphere of the opening ceremonial round seemed good.

Until about 1650 the pavane opened ceremonial balls and was used as a display of elegant dress.

ONLY a few days ago staff at Boeing were opening a ceremonial barrel of sake at the factory in Seattle where assembly was starting of the first 787 Dreamliner aircraft to be delivered to All Nippon Airways ANAA), the launch customer.

The East Plaza covers an area of, making it the largest open ceremonial space in the entire city.

On June 20, they went to a minor-league baseball stadium where Mr. Bruno was throwing out the ceremonial opening pitch.

Mr. Erskine — who was known as Ersk, or Oisk in the Brooklynese tongue — threw the ceremonial opening pitch, played the national anthem on his harmonica and walked the grounds of KeySpan as old Dodgers fans shouted "Welcome Back to Brooklyn".

So the iconic trio united again early Thursday on the first tee for the Masters' ceremonial opening tee shots.

Also, Hester was invited to throw the ceremonial opening pitch and sing Take Me Out to the Ball Game at the Chicago Cubs' 2007 home opener.

Opening day of the baseball season attained ceremonial status in 1910 when President William Howard Taft threw out the first pitch in Washington.

Opening Pitch Jitters In opening their new park Friday night, the Milwaukee Brewers had two ceremonial first pitches.

On Tuesday, as parliament opened for its ceremonial first sitting, opposition leader Bill Shorten confirmed Labor also intended to introduce a bill.