Sentence examples for ceremony expected from inspiring English sources

The three former Anglican bishops will help the group prepare for conversion to Catholicism in a ceremony expected to be held at Easter.

Before Yingluck can officially assume the post, however, King Bhumibol Adulyadej must endorse her in a separate ceremony expected within days.

It is understood that that ceremony – expected at about 1pm – will be when the marriage is written into the council register and made fully official under Italian law.

The next day, the mission will be renamed "New Dawn" at a ceremony expected to draw much of the military brass to a sprawling base near the Baghdad airport.

The studios, designed by Platt Byard Dovell, are scheduled to open Wednesday, with a dedication ceremony expected to be attended by Gov. George E. Pataki and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

All three women took part in a MTV tour this summer to introduce new young musicians and to drum up interest in the MTV video music awards, and two other events — Fashion Week, in mid-September, and an MTV online video awards ceremony, expected to take place in October.

Olympic Games Opening Ceremony Expect a carnival atmosphere in Rio as City Of God director Fernando Meirelles tries to top Danny Boyle's gasp-inducing 2012 effort.

I picked up Dickinson's "Collected Poems," and opened the book at the index page as one might open the I Ching: with ceremony, expecting to find the line that might provide a sort of subscript, or an epitaph, to an afternoon spent among readers and books.

You can tell it's that time of year again when you hear music PRs, representatives of the British Phonographic Industry and TV executives telling you that anything can happen at the ceremony, expect the unexpected, batten down the hatches for the most outrageous event in history.

Scotland has also legislated to allow same-sex marriages, with the first ceremonies expected to take place later this year.

(The elaborate marriage and funeral ceremonies expected by Afghans frequently cost several years' worth of wages, forcing many people to take out loans that they must work off).