Sentence examples similar to ceremonial field from inspiring English sources

He calls that room his ceremonial area.

There were fewer ceremonials on the field, though, for what we must now call the new era, as an England XI beat off a spirited challenge from the Vice Chancellor's side to win by 29 runs in the only warm-up game before the trio each of ODIs and T20s in the Caribbean and the World T20 in Bangladesh that follows.

After Andrea's death in 1585, Giovanni quickly assumed the limelight in the field of ceremonial music, though he was never so active as a madrigalist.

Before last Sunday's playoff game, Lawrence McCutcheon, the former Los Angeles Rams star, was a ceremonial captain on the field with Dan Dierdorf, the ex-Cardinals guard.

Today, the role is largely ceremonial, and conferred on field marshals or retired generals who usually serve a five-year term.

Since the 1940s the Roman Catholic Church has ventured from an almost exclusively ceremonial role into the fields of social aid, the news media, and education.

After a moment of silence, Carter's family will be on the field for the ceremonial first pitch.

STADIUM'S START There was a ceremonial groundbreaking Monday at PNC Field, the home of the Yankees' Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre team, which has been based out of Rochester this season while the stadium has been undergoing a $40 million renovation.

Trump stood on the field for the ceremonial singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" and sang some of the words, but paused at several points.

· Another bird, the Yankee Stadium celebrity eagle Challenger, lost his way while performing his ceremonial flight from the center-field bleachers to a handler on the pitcher's mound before the first game of the Red Sox-Yankees American League Championship Series, wobbled past Derek Jeter (who flinched away, snatching off his cap), and flumped to the ground near home plate.

A dry chasm 150ft deep and three-quarters of a mile long separates Goat Island from the "mainland", but because crops had been planted on the land before it sloped off seawards, the enterprising locals continued to cross the chasm and work their "fields", enjoying a ceremonial harvest in August 1840.