Sentence examples for celebrated under from inspiring English sources

As he celebrated under the curva nord, flares were lit, flags were waved and the decibel levels soared.

As its first act today, the Council abolished six national holidays that had been celebrated under Mr. Hussein's 24-year rule and created a new national day.

In Sadr City, the Shiite district in Baghdad that is a bastion of anti-American sentiment, roughly 1,000 people celebrated under the picture of young Shiite men who had been killed by American troops.

Guests celebrated under its warm orange glow in one tent, while in the tent next door, a fixture projected the couple's "logo" — their names intertwined — onto the dance floor and occasionally onto the bride's gown, which was embroidered with thousands of Swarovski crystals.

The vibrant local music scene is celebrated under the midnight sun at the hedonistic G! music festival in July (gfestival.com) and, from the same organisers, the new Hoyma festival in November which will see acoustic performances taking place in the homes of locals.

After all, the atmosphere in this year's Sensation, which was celebrated under a vaguely sexual theme of "Welcome to the Pleasuredome," were overwhelmingly jubilant, especially since the Netherlands had just barely clinched a place in the World Cup semi-finals after beating Costa Rica in penalty shootouts.

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Youth from all over the country and representatives from the national government and the county authorities gathered to celebrate under the theme: "Africa Fit for Children: Call for Accelerated Action towards Child Survival".

What began as a gamble for Cinemax quickly became one of television's most celebrated, if under-watched, series last year -- a victory for a network that built its identity by airing old movies and late-night pornography.

Lopetegui manages both age groups, and by not even making it back to Spain to celebrate the Under-21s win, he arrived in time for the first Under-20s game.

In the Ecover Young Green Champions category, which celebrates the under-18s in the UK who are making the world a better place, judges picked Mama Margaret's, a project which sees students from Thornleigh Salesian College, Bolton working with women from a Nairobi slum to create and sell a range of craft items to support their families.