Sentence examples for celebrating things from inspiring English sources

"Winning would mean a nice party," says Klopp. "And I'm quite good at celebrating things.

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"His self-deprecating way of celebrating things changed not only the way we do commercials," Mr. Wieden said, "but the way the whole industry does".

Last year, on Election Night, as MSNBC and its preferred Presidential candidate were celebrating, things got chaotic at the Fox News studio.

This being a quietly sophisticated and rather post-modern country, Belgians respond with multiple layers of irony, celebrating things about themselves that they know are slightly underwhelming (their fried potatoes, say, or the fact that Belgium's well-illuminated motorway network is visible from space at night), and turning foreigners' jibes back on themselves.

By the late 1990s a new generation of hipsters had sprung up, who made a point of celebrating things their boomer elders had discarded: Sinatra, Las Vegas, cocktails.

We need to take breaks from our concerns to celebrate things: sport, Christmas, birthdays, weddings, being alive.

Arbus did not celebrate things as they are, as her fans like to say, but as she willfully conceived them.

"I want to spend my life with someone and do nice things and go on adventures, read books and have nice food and celebrate things.

You know you're getting old when meaningful anniversaries celebrate things that happened before at least some of your colleagues were born.

John Lewis's invocation of King's "I Have a Dream" speech on its forty-fifth anniversary was appropriate, but more moving to me was the truly unconscious way in which the races celebrated things that matter more than race.