Sentence examples for ceremonies setting from inspiring English sources

Political strategy led the Conservative party into dark corners this election: banning the niqab at citizenship ceremonies, setting up snitch lines for "barbaric cultural practices," creating second-class citizenship in the terrorism laws and reading lists of "the enemies of Israel" at rallies.

But Annie McGowan leaves a vast legacy: More than 100 American descendants, a number who are traveling to Addergoole for a week of Titanic ceremonies set to begin on Sunday.

The man who delivered those brief remarks was merely a stand-in, a Navy yeoman wearing a sign indicating he was the president-elect, as inauguration officials went through a full-on dry run of the ceremonies set to commence for real this time tomorrow morning.

I ask what success will look like and he talks about the opening ceremony "setting the tempo" and the city "coming alive" as people get "caught up in the action and stirred up in the passion".

He had taken the drug in a group ceremony setting.

It happened just under the wire, with the opening ceremony set for Friday.

The opening ceremony set the tone that this is for everyone and, boy, have I seized that message.

"When we buried my father, we mourned, but we didn't know why we were mourning," Ms. Simsek said, ahead of the ceremony set for Thursday.

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA — It was shortly before 3 p.m. on Sunday in Vancouver, and the Closing Ceremony set to begin later in the afternoon was suddenly irrelevant.

Nominations for the 80th annual Academy Awards were announced at a press conference by Academy president Sid Ganis and the actor Kathy Bates, with the ceremony set for Sunday, February 24.

Catherine Solaas will present new dances that include "Forms of Ceremony," set to traditional Eastern European music performed live by the vocal group Asuli, explores that human institution, the ceremony.