Sentence examples for ceremony himself from inspiring English sources

Wangro was planning to lead the ceremony himself, which made him feel a little awkward.

When Mazza watches the opening ceremony himself, as he did with his home digital video recorder after the Beijing Games, he marvels at what is not there.

To her astonishment, the pope telephoned her directly and told her that if, as she feared, priests refused to baptise her baby, he would perform the ceremony himself.

In a letter to the academy in November, Dylan, 75, said he had been left "speechless" by the honour but that other commitments had made it "unfortunately impossible" for him to attend the ceremony himself.

The only thing that could make these nuptials more emblematically American would be the baby Jesus conducting the ceremony himself.

When the building of the bridge was complete in 1905 it was due to be opened by Edward VII, but the king was unable to attend, and so Brunner performed the ceremony himself.

He officiated at these ceremonies himself.

Then, there is the master of ceremonies himself, Steve Aoki, who this weekend saw Guetta's nursery rhymes and raised him one schlocky, cinematic anthem.

No programme that allows a woman to talk about her obsession with her chihuahua's hairs – unless we truly are in hell's innermost circle – will pick up a prize from the TV awards ceremony Norton himself presented in 2007.

Within a few hours, Dr Ganic, a friend of Baroness Thatcher and a former president of Bosnia and Herzegovina, who had been due to return to his home in Sarajevo after attending an academic ceremony, found himself instead staring at the bare walls of a cell in HMP Wandsworth, deprived of the medication he takes for high blood pressure.

"I wouldn't say we're doing it as a political statement," said Brian Vetruba, a 35-year-old librarian from St . Louis as he picked up a marriage license application on Tuesday and reserved a date for a marriage ceremony for himself and his partner in city hall later in the week.