Sentence examples for carnival days from inspiring English sources

In a throwback to carnival days, the fair even had a freak show.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said on Tuesday that while "on carnival days, people get carried away, celebrate in very demonstrative ways," there was, on the part of the officers, "probably a little bit of poor judgment".

Freed, who was recently honored with HSMAI's Legend in Hospitality career award, served as my mentor during my Carnival days.

It was not until I was a grown woman that my mother talked to me about those carnival days.

Queer festivals often have carnival days in which a huge number of social clubs, sports groups, resources and support networks hosts stalls.

The climax ordinarily comes on Carnival Day, the third Wednesday of the month.

The embassy was closed Monday in observance of Presidents' Day and Tuesday in observance of Carnival Day, a national holiday in Panama.

21, otherwise known as Fat Tuesday in New Orleans, and Carnival Day in much of the rest of the world, including in his native Trinidad, where he's in the midst of playing more than thirty shows this month.

On a carnival day of good-natured taunting between the two sets of fans, the saddest was the lampooning of the former England forward Emile Heskey on the occasion of his Villa farewell.

The Olympics were supposed to fill the town with a record number of visitors: a two-week-long Carnival Day! "Well, you had to be a fool to believe that one, didn't you?" said Andrew Bryan, a merchant in a souvenir shop, who numbers himself among the fools.

Besides the full-day carnival, the day rewards the best professor of the year with the Dorothy Brown Award, as voted by students.