Sentence examples for ceremony date from inspiring English sources

The thinking, according to Davis, is that the new ceremony date might help to counter both trends.

With the ceremony date fast approaching, a representative of the White House tracked down Dr. Khorana at a scientific meeting and told him he would be receiving the award.

Ms. Jorde, who is not involved with the schedule for the unveiling, said she had initially suspected some hidden controversy because it had taken "unusually long" to organize a ceremony date.

In 2001, BAFTA moved its ceremony date so it'd take place before the Oscars.

While my precise percentages in every category will not be released until closer to the Oscar ceremony date, I can now announce that each of the four SAG acting award winners -- Eddie Redmayne, Julianne Moore, J. K. Simmons and Patricia Arquette -- will enter the Academy Awards as the mathematical favorite.

State rules vary, but you will probably need to get this within 30 days of your planned civil ceremony date.

The ceremony dates back to 1832, but rarely have the circumstances surrounding it been as tumultuous as they are this year.

As the British monarchy explains on its website: "This historic ceremony dates from the 12th century, when the crown claimed ownership of all mute swans.

In a ceremony dating back to pagan times, 50 participants swing blazing balls of fire around their heads to frighten off evil spirits and welcome the New Year.

The origin of this curious ceremony dates from the indignation of the lower house at the famous attempt of Charles I to arrest John Hampden, John Pym, and three other members of the House of Commons in 1642.

The Times' Frank Shyong reported last year that the ceremony dates to the 4th century, when San Antonio De Abad was named the patron saint of the animal kingdom and began to bless animals to promote good health.