Sentence examples for a day of pomp from inspiring English sources

The visit began with a day of pomp and ceremony, culminating in a dazzling Buckingham Palace state banquet in honour of the visiting head of state at which the Queen said there was "much reason to celebrate the dynamic, growing economic relationship between our countries".

Celebration in Doleb Hill Community as children benefit from a new school in South Sudan 27 February 2013 - Today marked a day of pomp and celebration in Doleb Hill Community where over 1,000 children benefitted from a brand new school built with support from UNICEF and partners.

British Prime Minister David Cameron laid out plans to tackle the "menace" of extremism Wednesday during a day of lavish pomp and ceremony that marks the annual State Opening of Parliament.

It was a day of the pomp-filled choreography that characterizes both solemn and joyous British formal events — and one punctuated by moments of unguarded emotion, especially on the part of departing leader David Cameron.

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, celebrated her 90th birthday on Thursday with a day full of pomp, ceremony and pageantry.

A day of this importance is naturally engulfed in pomp and circumstance.

Mr. Hollande had a busy day of pomp and official business.

It's not a lot of pomp and circumstance.

He wanted to create a city of "pomp and regularity".

The funeral was a pageant of pomp and excess.

The gift cards arrive five much touted courtiers in a parade of pomp and virtual circumstance.