Sentence examples for celebratory appearance from inspiring English sources

When Noel Gallagher raised his guitar above his head during a celebratory appearance on Top of the Pops that week (guest presenter – of course – Chris Evans), the alternative, music press-consuming nation felt a collective pang of triumph.

The building that the hotel occupies was a convent in the 16th century, and many other things after that; for much of the last century it served as City Hall, and after World War II, in which the Dutch suffered so much and which the British prime minister helped lead with his special intensity, he made a celebratory appearance here.

The track went on to top the UK charts, but, in the dressing room at Top of the Pops before what should have been a celebratory appearance, Hall, Golding and Staple announced to Dammers that they were exiting the group to form the Fun Boy Three.

Mr. Ratner has been celebratory in his public appearances and news media interviews.

"Their voice must also be heard," he said of the players at a celebratory lunch and news conference at Avery Fisher Hall, his first official appearance since his appointment on Jan . 29

On my first visit, she made only one appearance at our table, smiling ruefully at the loud celebratory music coming from the sweet 16 party in the small main dining room.

After the rebels' appearance in Congress, Subcommander Marcos joined the delegation for a celebratory rally where he announced that the commanders had accomplished the political objectives of their journey and would begin packing on Thursday for their return to Chiapas.

Their appearance has prompted the national newspapers to make rather less than celebratory comments about this popular section of the market.

They've since planned to gather for an on-campus, 40-minute "display of support" for the LGBTQ community at the same time Westboro members make their appearance, which will be followed by a "unity walk" and a celebratory, "music-filled" assembly. .

There were no questions about the Bush doctrine, but Sarah Palin's appearance Monday on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" to promote her memoir looked less like a celebratory comeback than a redo of the presidential campaign.

Aside from a general shortage of celebratory occasions like mergers, closings, bonuses and office parties, many restaurateurs say that customers are avoiding even the appearance of celebration.