Sentence examples for ceremonial link from inspiring English sources

A ceremonial link to Africa has not been established.

A ceremonial drum magically linked to children and death is the centerpiece of Erdrich's latest novel set among the Ojibwa.

This ceremonial area is linked to the ruins by a footpath and includes six concrete altars arranged around an unexcavated building.

When formal placements dominate, the work has links to ceremonial uses of natural materials.

A ceremonial drum is magically linked to children and death in Erdrich's latest novel set among the Ojibwa.

In addition to the emperor's living quarters, the Inner Palace contained the residences of the imperial consorts, as well as certain official and ceremonial buildings more closely linked to the person of the emperor.

But the ceremonial life is very rich.

But after delivering another speech, the president took off his ceremonial sash, his suit jacket, tie and cuff links, and waded into the crowded plaza, where he sat on a stage among the people.

In this story, the government's defense of "under God" as a historical link makes sense, even if talk of "ceremonial acknowledgments" and "ceremonial deism" seems to wash out much of the phrase's other meaning.

On Monday, when President Obama places his hand on Dr. King's personal Bible to take a second, ceremonial oath of office, he will be symbolically linking himself to the civil rights hero.

After an address by the Queen, the Parliament of New South Wales presented a ceremonial mace to the National Assembly to recognise the links between Wales and New South Wales.