Sentence examples for a festive one from inspiring English sources

One would expect this album, "Nos" (Hannibal/Natasha), to be a festive one, full of street-party samba.

Make it a festive one, please!

Until 2 50 p.m. the morning was a festive one for Massachusetts.

THE day the Wu clan formally reopened its ancestral temple was a festive one.

While some acts of peaceful protest occurred in the city, the occasion was a festive one.

Security in Amsterdam was tight for fear of international terrorism in the wake of the September 11 attacks, which had taken place in the United States several months before; however, while some acts of peaceful protest occurred in the city, the occasion was a festive one.

But his classmates, in deference to their age and frailty, had urged an early dinner hour, so, instead of lying down on one of the inviting twin beds and turning on television, he unpacked his toilet kit, brushed his teeth, changed his tie to a more festive one, and tried to clean his muddy loafers with a wad of moistened toilet paper.

CLASSES were over for the year, making this second Thursday in May a particularly festive one last spring for the students at Princeton University.

Terrence O'Brien, artistic director of the festival, easily the most festive one in the metropolitan area, and the most stunningly situated, was right.

A truly epic battle between good and evil, or rather between Light and Dark, and the second novel, called The Dark is Rising, is the festive one, but not in a warm, glowing sense.

Call it a three-hour travelogue, if you will, but AROUND TE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956) is a festive, colorful one.