Sentence examples for ceremony often from inspiring English sources

This week was a ceremony "often labelled the Oscars of the golf service industry".

The Hall of Fame ceremony often provides the opportunity for bands to reunite.

Opening Ceremony often casts non-professional models, with a more diverse range of looks than in your average IMG binder.

Spens had been on his feet in front of the easel for 8 to 10 hours a day, every day since the opening ceremony, often working until midnight.

One impression the endowment's Jazz Masters ceremony often leaves is that jazz now represents a living language but a dwindling culture.

The ancient ceremony often leads to scuffles among the thousands crammed inside in which Greek Orthodox Palestinians, Armenians and Syriacs usually take the lead.

Such ceremonies often bring together current and former presidents with rivalries, grudges or awkward relationships.

The sanctuaries and ceremonies often were cared for at state expense, and the leaders of worship were officials of the state.

Police in Kenya have rescued hundreds of girls from female genital mutilation before ceremonies often seen as a rite of passage to adulthood begin this weekend.

It boasts an outstanding performance from Leonardo DiCaprio, who is both master of ceremonies (often speaking directly to camera or narrating his own life in a Goodfellas-style voice-over) and, inevitably, the movie's biggest fall guy.

The bill, to be presented to the Assemblée Nationale early next year, could put an end to "bizutages" – initiation ceremonies often carried out at universities and higher education establishments, which often involve encouraging new students to get roaringly drunk.