Sentence examples for ceremony planned for from inspiring English sources

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The evening news showed the route for the victory ceremony planned for Tuesday.

The Center is set to open in 2016, with a ground-breaking ceremony planned for 1 August this year.

EDF said it knew at the time of the boardroom vote only that a signing ceremony planned for the day after the meeting was to be delayed.

The proposal, dubbed the Geneva Accords, will be formally signed at a ceremony planned for next month in that Swiss city.

Similar blowback erupted this week, when the threat of guild pickets chased celebrities away from, and ultimately shut down, the Golden Globes ceremony planned for Sunday evening.

But Mr. Kendall said local officials apparently became wary of a reopening ceremony planned for Aug. 14 that was attracting more than 100 Buddhists from the United States, Japan and Canada.

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Ukraine has promised to close Chernobyl in ceremonies planned for Dec. 15.

Describes a variety of 60th anniversary ceremonies planned for Dec. 7th… The uneasy truth [is] that Hawaii was, and to a certain extent still is, the headquarters of the American Raj, and Pearl Harbor the gateway to mare nostrum.

The memorial is being renovated ahead of major ceremonies planned for 2014, and its visitor centre runs an ongoing project seeking information and photographs about the men named on the memorial itself.

The ceremony is planned for Dec. 10.

Their civil ceremony is planned for December 29.

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