Sentence examples for celebratory call from inspiring English sources

Talk of bonuses, and whether they were justified, dominated what in another era might have been a celebratory call with the media.

The Kenyan actress, who has been hailed for her red-carpet grace this awards season, recalled her celebratory phone call to her father when she got the part in her first feature film.

The celebratory press calls seem hopelessly remote from everyday concerns.

He taught us a celebratory dance called koukou, which is practiced in various forms throughout West Africa.

"This confirms our ambition at Disney to focus on movies that are everybody pictures," Mr. Hollis said on Sunday morning, his voice hoarse after numerous celebratory phone calls.

Now it's mostly just the two of us eating, but there are times when something more celebratory is called for.

One of Mr Cameron's first celebratory phone calls on the night of his 2010 election victory which led to him forming a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats was to Mr Reinfeldt.

The president sent out a celebratory tweet calling the deal a "glorious victory", shortly after the European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif announced the lifting of the sanctions.

A new marquee showed its shine on Dec. 7, a celebratory evening called "At Long Last Light!" that included a performance of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," a revival of a mega-hit that had its premiere here in 1980.

Celebratory songs called jwé show lyricism, and rhythmic complexity.

The group announces its departure by firing guns or small celebratory mortars called prangija.