Freeman and his wife, the pastry chef Caitlin Williams Freeman, recounted a visit to Chatei Hatou, a Tokyo coffee shop where brewing coffee isn't exactly a ceremony but is ceremonious.
LEAST CEREMONIOUS EVICTION Radio City Music Hall, which booted the Tony Awards ceremony (Broadway's glamorous night of self-love) to make way for a more lucrative booking, the Cirque du Soleil show "Zarkana".
"I didn't go to my sister's graduation ceremony". "In the UK, the opening of Parliament is a ceremonious occasion". Ceremonious is the adjective.
Mr. Lang's work, evidently intended as a wry inversion of the voluntary, a ceremonial piece with origins in church organists' improvisations, was far from ceremonious, its stuttering phrases, circling arpeggios and syncopated drumming vividly evoking both jazz and Minimalism.
During the Qing dynasty, as Emperors held court far more frequently, a less ceremonious location was used instead, and the Hall of Supreme Harmony was only used for ceremonial purposes, such as coronations, investitures, and imperial weddings.
Old hands were less ceremonious.
How could a ceremonious moment turn terrible?
The United Nations produces a terrifying amount of ceremonious prose.
The finale, however, is supremely ceremonious, outward, virtuoso.
Only 100 were permitted to watch the ceremonious destruction.
The United Nations produces a terrifying amount of ceremonious prose..
