Sentence examples for Some celebrations from inspiring English sources
Some celebrations start later.
Some celebrations have a religious association: Advent, St. Lucia's Day, Christmas, Easter, and Whitsuntide.
Some celebrations push the boundaries (Steve Johnson of Buffalo pretended to be a minuteman after scoring in New England in 2010, but his musket-firing, falling-over bit cost him $10,000), while others (Aaron Rodgers's Discount Double-Check move and Victor Cruz's salsa dance) have been simple enough that even the N.F.L. can celebrate them.
Some celebrations were rowdier.
Some celebrations there turned violent, with the police in The Hague tweeting (in Dutch) that some people threw things at officers.
Some celebrations tend to disintegrate as time goes on.
This, at least, is cause for some celebration.
Because whether or not they are hailed like Super Bowl champions, some celebration is in order.
"I was coming home after some celebration — the hundred-day party for Old Pak's grandson.
Such border-free diversity should be a cause for some celebration.
That sounds bad, but on Wall Street it may be cause for some celebration.
