Sentence examples for called pageant from inspiring English sources

I am genuinely interested in business because I also run a non-profit organization called HBB Qs, Inc., where we hold events called "Pageant of Hope" for children facing challenges.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, July 15 , 1961P. 67 There is a new 35 foot mural on the second floor of the clubhouse called "A Pageant of Thoroughbred Racing".

This 86th annual event begins a series of holiday festivities in Washington DC during December called the 'Pageant of Peace.' Smaller trees representing the US states are decorated along a Pathway to Peace leading to the National Christmas Tree, open to the public in the Ellipse of the White House Park.

Since, Jodie Seal, also a Miss Universe contestant, states that Trump fat shamed her as well, and called the pageant women some "pretty horrible names".

You are right to call the pageant a "valuation waltz": entertaining but without serious utility.

O'Leary and the intrepid poetry publisher Flood Editions have now brought out the first corrected, reliable edition, with spare redesign and sans-serif type that fits its nineteen-seventies origins, doing justice to what the poem itself calls a "pageant in cascade / quite overlooked before".

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

That last scene belongs to what a friend of mine called the "classroom pageant" aspect of the play.

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

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

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".