Sentence examples for ceremonies given from inspiring English sources

The ceremonies given to Griffiths – a brief darkening of the neon in the theatre district and the footlights announcement – are two traditional ways, in both London and New York, of honouring theatre's illustrious departed.

Do you believe you can continue with the official role of sheriff with the Board of Supervisors — budget, oversight hearings, and public ceremonies — given the breakdown in the relationship?

"The ceremonies gave me ecstatic euphoria and complete darkness.

The majority of Protestant churches, while celebrating the day without ritual ceremonies, give palms increasing prominence.

Yes, both ceremonies give out gongs for Best Cinematography, Best Make-Up and Best Screenplay.

The opening ceremonies gave the Communist Party its most uninterrupted, unfiltered chance to reach a gargantuan global audience.

De Gaulle's Premier Debre, who had the duty of handling the signing ceremonies, gave the leaders advice, speaking of the menace by "ambitions from without".

The dashing Argentinian then proved himself a stylish and sympathetic master of ceremonies, giving all nine wannabes the time and space to display their wares in the shiniest possible light.

For instance, in Scrum, the focus is in the management of work and frequent ceremonies, giving room for various ways of doing the actual development work [5].

In public goat-giving ceremonies, giving goats (application of instrumental support to generate income) was combined with speeches by community leaders who supported the project (application of persuasive communication to influence community members' attitude).

MR: I remember when you played The Echo, you were running around the room like a master of ceremonies, giving the sound guy cues, making sure everybody was taken care of.