Sentence examples for between celebration from inspiring English sources

Local MP Caroline Lucas pitched her keynote speech somewhere between celebration and call to action.

The response to unsurpassed achievement now falls somewhere uncomfortably between amazement and incredulity, that gray area between celebration and suspicion.

The tone of the program shifted between celebration and reflection; Mr. Robinson, in a peculiar choice, performed "Abraham, Martin and John," Dion DiMucci's elegy for murdered leaders.

Sure, they're celebrating her – but for the purpose of selling accessories, so in this instance the line between celebration and exploitation is a fine one.

MacLean balances these arguments in a tone which falls somewhere between celebration and regret, eulogising the hippy trailblazers who established the path to enlightenment, yet in doing so ensured that there were no trails left to blaze.

This week, the memories of that day – of those strange seconds in limbo between celebration and disaster – came flooding back as I finally made the trip to see the remains of Rana Plaza for myself.

Windsor spent much of the summer shuttling between celebrations on Long Island.

Kodak's extensive marketing campaigns emphasised the pleasure of the photograph, instructing professional photographers to seek out families during holidays to strengthen the connection between celebrations and photography.

He must speak in a voice "pitched between condemnation and celebration, between terror and relief".

He also stands between the Old West and modernity — between the celebration of the individual and the collective requirements of organized society — as he tries to salvage a family life from the smoldering legacy of his criminal past.

The picture hovers between a celebration of a woman's will and a dirty joke.