A ceremonial Brazilian escort of three cruisers met the task force 12 nautical miles outside Rio, and "thousands of wildly cheering Brazilians lined the shore"; 10 days of ceremonies, games, and festivities followed, and the stopover was so successful that the visit was the cause of a major boost in US Brazilian relations.
To make him appear, the characters in the game must throw a successful party, which causes Carey to arrive in a limo and join the festivities.
Piers Brendon, a historian following the finale today for the BBC, pronounced the festivities "a huge boost for the monarchy," adding, "It has been very successful in presenting the queen as a symbol of loyalty and unity".
(In 1972, he endorsed Nixon's successful bid for reëlection, believing that the President would promote minority-enterprise initiatives, but he skipped the Inaugural festivities, because the Nixon people declined to pay for his act).
After the holiday whirlwind of festivities and guests, it's time to get your house in order this winter for a successful spring sale.
Talk to any political organizer and they'll tell you the hardest part about pulling off a successful protest rally is building a big enough crowd for the press to show up and cover the festivities.
Prints, medals, architectural models, military plans and scenes of spectacles and festivities are cleverly drawn on to bring out the depth and range of Richelieu's interests.The hang is ingenious and successful.
("Baldoria" means "festivity" in Italian).
It was a festivity vibe," she said.
While the RNC shindigs seemed to suffer a slow start, the Democratic National Convention hosted a successful first 24 hours of cushy events that promoted mingling between those on the public payroll and the corporate chieftains and lobbyists that underwrite the festivities.
