Sentence examples for a pageant called from inspiring English sources

During the summer months a pageant called "Custerdrama" is presented five nights a week in the Custer Memorial Amphitheatre, outside Mandan.

Malcolm Knight, from Thames Alive, said on the second day of the event there would be a pageant called 800 Years of Boating in which hundreds of historic craft are invited to take part.

Usually, a pageant calls for a "glitz pageant dress".

With help from celebrity supporters like the director and writer Ben Hecht, the impresario Billy Rose and the composer Kurt Weill, they staged a flamboyant pageant called "We Will Never Die," filling Madison Square Garden twice before sending the show on the road.

The means to that end is the competition of the film's title, a child beauty pageant called Little Miss Sunshine.

In his short and entertaining new history, "Inventing the Christmas Tree," the German writer Bernd Brunner traces the tree's roots to the 12th or 13th century, and a traditional Christmas Eve pageant called the paradise play.

Cuba Cuba held a transvestite beauty pageant called Miss Travesti to celebrate IDAHO.

At the meeting on Feb. 4, they gave the board what Joseph Sanders, the executive director of the Miss South Carolina pageant, called "a book of grievances".

The next morning, she was recovering from the revelry when Eric Yuen, a co-owner of the Miss New York Chinese pageant, called to congratulate her.

Just as in Nigeria, Muslims in Mombasa spoke out against the Miss World pageant, calling on Miss Kenya not to take part.

I don't know if Palin was watching the Democratic National Convention, but the entire first night was given over to the staging of a pageant play called, "Black Women: They Are NOT Terrifying!" where the media sat in judgment over whether or not Michelle Obama had successfully made herself "relatable" and "presentable" to America.