Sentence examples for celebrated time from inspiring English sources

Much of Almaty's architecture dates from the 1960s and '70s, not a celebrated time in Soviet design.

Now he is among a group of actors fighting to pull on the long coat of Britain's most celebrated time traveller.

Though the Galapagos typically draw Darwin tours, two cruises aim to shadow the H.M.S. Beagle's less celebrated time in Tierra del Fuego.

An hour or so later, the horizon is a band of burnt orange and the landscape has a blue tinge: Finnish twilight or sininen hetki – a celebrated time in winter, before permanent night descends.

There will, however, be some Muslims who will be more anxious for the holy month's imminent arrival for a completely different reason: the all-consuming thought and thrill of starving themselves is almost too much to bear during this celebrated time.

It's that celebrated time of year when young men put on shamrock pants and women squeeze into green baby tees.

We are from Munich, we are the Bayern, we are the ones that are celebrating time and time again.

Make of this holiday what you will, but it is the only one in the calendar devoted to acknowledging, if not precisely celebrating, time itself.

Some people celebrate time with family, some celebrate hope and the renewal of light, others celebrate Jesus.

What's being celebrated this time around?

It was time to celebrate good times.