Sentence examples for celebratory order from inspiring English sources

If Hollywood's preoccupation with its intramural tensions seemed at odds with the celebratory order of the day, some here have suggested a divide involving the movies themselves: between the darkness and despair of films like "There Will Be Blood" and "No Country for Old Men" and what the industry's countless amateur political analysts discern as a more hopeful mood abroad in the land.

Multiple celebratory beers are in order.

Should Tiwi abandon its vibrant, celebratory death rite in order to endorse life?

As I contemplate the thaw, a celebratory ritual seems in order.

It had been a good month in the office so Harris and two colleagues decided a celebratory lunch was in order.

The couple has since decided to order their celebratory dessert from "the gayest cake shop we could think of," as Mullins tells Westword.

Lynching was the ultimate crime against humanity, a crime that in its unspeakable violence and its casual, at times almost celebratory disregard for law and order was, as Ida B. Wells had argued a half-century earlier, "a disgrace to the civilization of the United States".

A murder warrant was ordered, and a celebratory press announcement was readied.

Last year, I left the post office in a celebratory mood, went to Starbucks, and ordered a cup of tea.

A stylish flock followed suit, including Francisco Costa, the Calvin Klein women's wear designer, who ordered lobster potpies for his celebratory dinner at the Lion after showing his spring 2011 collection last September.

All perfectly in order, given the occasion, but the strictly celebratory rarely makes compelling viewing, which is why anything not involving a panoply of royal correspondents has been most welcome – even if still on a royal theme.