Sentence examples for celebratory setting from inspiring English sources

He wrote, "I came out as a gay man in a community that initially offered the most welcoming and celebratory setting imaginable for that process and then, in a very short time, became ground zero for the epidemic that somehow passed over me but still continues to exert a leading influence on my most important life choices".

The robotic pair's "celebratory" set will be their first televised performance since collaborating with Kanye West in 2008 and their first live performance of Random Access Memories material.

The 15-minute piece's function, then, is essentially celebratory; it sets a 10th-century Latin text known as the Alleluia Sequence, in which each short section of divine praise ends with the word that forms the title.

Elliott — 20 years 2 months 17 days old — became the youngest pole winner in Daytona 500 history Sunday afternoon, setting off his own celebratory moments.

It's a rousing start and sets a celebratory, nostalgic tone, although Rodgers' himself isn't pinned down by history.

There would be special events, visits to battlefields and historic sites, celebratory dinners, and time set aside for the public to meet the legendary hero of the Revolution.

We brought hula hoops and a spruced-up Remington Ten Forty (thanks to Staten Island's Michael Ardito http://hometownbusinessmachines.net/) to set a celebratory tone for spring.

On Wednesday (Prom 7) Hugh Wood's expansive Epithalamion, a John Donne setting for chorus and orchestra complete with two harps, begun in 1955 and finished last year, had its celebratory premiere.

In Tripoli there were volleys of celebratory gunfire as vast crowds waving the red, black and green national flag adopted by the NTC gathered in Martyr's Square – once the setting for mass rallies in praise of the "Brother Leader".

Holidays in America tend to have a set code of celebratory conduct.

It sets a suitably celebratory tone, even if the rapt audience takes a little longer to unclench.