Sentence examples for ceremonial name from inspiring English sources

He named a Lebanese neuroscientist as his successor, giving him the ceremonial name and title Majaraja Adiraj Rajaraam, the First Ruler of the Global Country of World Peace.

While the process carries the ceremonial name of "Phajaan," it amounts to little more than days or even weeks of repetitive torture involving hooks, knives and nails.

"And everybody goes, 'We're in!' " A ceremonial second name has become commonplace on the streets of New York, but those monikers are all but ignored.

Ceremonials was named album of the year at a ceremony in London's Cafe De Paris last night.

Still, even if Clay's role was more ceremonial than substantive, his name has become forever associated with efforts to save the Union, and that, according to Robert V. Remini, the historian of the House of Representatives, was what mattered most.

No names, just ceremonial disposal.

The first, and most obvious, ceremonial use of a Jewish name is at a child's naming.

But the former Baylor center still was able to live out part of his dream when he heard Commissioner Adam Silver call his name as a ceremonial pick between the 15th and 16th picks.

We started our tour at the southern end of the broad Avenue of the Dead, at a sprawling ceremonial plaza that Spanish conquistadors named La Ciudadela, the Citadel.

Northumberland, named after the ceremonial county, was ordered on 2 September 1861 from the Millwall Ironworks.

At my place of worship, we honor former members of the congregation, who are now deceased, by listing their names in a ceremonial booklet.