Sentence examples for appropriate ceremony from inspiring English sources
It is then baked and, with appropriate ceremony, delivered to the table.
LONDON — Mayor Gaynor's body lies in state in a flag-draped sealed casket in the Town Hall at Liverpool, whence it was escorted with appropriate ceremony from the White Star liner Baltic last evening [Sept. 12].
A CRITIC AT LARGE about movie director Alfred Hitchcock... How on earth did we come to worship this portly and paranoid figure, this anti-Santa with his funereal suit and tie and his sack of vicious toys, who liked almost nothing about us except our need to give him money in return for the promise of temporary distress?...The Hitchcock centenary has been greeted with appropriate ceremony.
"I would observe all the appropriate ceremonies.
The resolution calls "on the people of the United States, especially the educational community, to observe National Hispanic Heritage Month with appropriate ceremonies and activities".
In addition, allowing appropriate ceremonies to be performed prior to or following laboratory exercises might mitigate some problems with taboos.
Violating taboos causes discordance, or sickness, and disrupts hozho, which must then be restored through appropriate ceremonies.
Several respondents suggested that at least some of their concerns might be ameliorated by allowing students to perform appropriate ceremonies before and/or after handling such plants or animals or engaging in such activities.
President Obama declared Saturday Korean War Veterans Armistice Day and urged Americans to "observe this day with appropriate ceremonies and activities that honor our distinguished Korean War veterans".
The most successful works in the competition of drawings and photos on HIV/AIDS have been awarded with symbolic prizes during appropriate ceremonies in two entity Public Health Institutes, in Sarajevo and Banjaluka.
Whatever the outcome of Hollywood's most important/overrated (delete as appropriate) award ceremony on Sunday, surely that's cause enough to celebrate, isn't it?
