Sentence examples for celebratory text from inspiring English sources

THE year of the Tiger began this week as usual in China with cascades of fireworks and, as is now also the custom, of celebratory text messages on mobile phones.

Having feigned umbrage at being disturbed during the England team's group game against Uruguay, she then sent your correspondent a celebratory text after the Uruguayans scored, followed by the inevitable retraction: "Sorry, that wasn't meant for you").

Freelance journalist Andrea Grimes tweeted a Vine of supporters erupting with cheers as Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards read out Davis' celebratory text in the Rotunda.

That night, after all of the celebratory texts and hugs, I sat in my room and began to cry uncontrollably.

On 2 August every year, nevertheless, Searle still embraces that colourful period of his life by swapping celebratory texts with his brother and the lachrymose Herbert.

The clientele runs to groups of celebratory young Koreans texting as they eat, office parties and passers-by from local hotels; it is hardly a clear picture of fine dining in New York.

He writes: I want to make an inclusive, celebratory space within the text that undoes the implicit sexism, misogyny, heterosexism, hierarchical oppression, slut-shaming, etc. and reconstitutes the feminine, the queer, the outcast, the strange.

Working from a long-unpublished manuscript inspired by Thompson's early years as a jobbing journo, this celebratory adaptation of a lesser text is decidedly uneven fare.

As with all the Library's volumes, no celebratory essay accompanies the beautifully printed text.

Light on text, it's a celebratory review of earth basics: what characterizes the different biomes (or habitats), who and what lives where, a review of the carbon and water cycles and some random factoids ("walruses can walk on all four fins as fast as a man can run").

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.