Sentence examples for ceremony children from inspiring English sources

Within days of the ribbon-cutting ceremony, children — such a presence in Battery Park City that they make Park Slope, Brooklyn, look like a retirement village — have already made the place their own.

"Following the closing ceremony, children showcased the media products they had worked on all week, playing excerpts from their radio programmes, television PSAs, reading from their newsletter and from a blog they created that tackled all of the issues they had explored during the week.

Notwithstanding the excitement generated by the opening ceremonies, children had already been playing at that spot for years.

During these ceremonies, children usually kneel at their mom's feet as a sign of gratitude for all she has done, BuzzFeed News reported.

Similarly, among the Ashanti of Ghana, after the birth of a child and at her/his naming ceremony, the child's grandfather will spit into the child's mouth to strengthen her/his spirit (Rattray, 1923, p 54). Saliva may also be used in some of the activities or rituals of daily life.

Two hours before the ceremony, the children celebrated the twins' fourth birthday with cake and crafts.

If he attends the graduation ceremony, his children will be there, too.

Saturday, with a flag-raising ceremony, a children's parade, games, entertainment and a fireworks display at 9 15 p.m. (973) 277-2932; cityofsummit.org.org

After the ceremony, the children were taken to camps where they will embark on a process that may eventually reunite them with their families.

Joy Ebere and Chicagoans from 45 nations jammed a federal courtroom on Tuesday to take the oath of citizenship in a poignant ceremony with children and adults proudly holding small American flags.

The ceremony featured children and young people in most of its segments, reflecting the 'inspire a generation' aspiration of London's original bid for the Games.