Sentence examples for ceremony play from inspiring English sources

Representatives who act in the accompanying ceremony play the roles of the Holy Family and other saints important to the altar display.

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Mr. Williams said: "The tea ceremony plays a major part in Japanese ceramics.

There's no doubt, too, that the Opening Ceremony played a huge part in setting the tone.

Last night, when the opening ceremony played to a packed audience of 80,000, as well as thousands of cast members, was a big test.

The Golden Globes ceremony played out at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles, with the winners decided by around 90 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

(Chinen) John Pizzarelli Quartet (Friday and Saturday) You may have spotted John Pizzarelli on television with Paul McCartney at last year's Grammy Awards ceremony, playing music from the former Beatle's standards album.

Some highlights included walking in the opening ceremony, playing our first game on Olympic ice as a unified team, and being on the ice when we made history by scoring the first goal ever for Korea at the Olympics (in a game against Japan, no less).

Danny Boyle, for his part, says: The ceremony is an attempt to capture a picture of ourselves as a nation [and will] celebrate the exuberant creativity of the British 7.23pm BST Preambling (part two) Tonight's opening ceremony plays out at the Olympic Stadium, dropped like a space-age mothership onto the wilds of Stratford.

Sampras's teary farewell ceremony played out to a near-capacity crowd in Arthur Ashe Stadium, but the first-round match between Hewitt and the Romanian Victor Hanescu that followed did not attract nearly the same level of curiosity in its latter stages.

The Grammys are known for inspired collaborations: in 2009, Radiohead gave their first-ever performance at the awards ceremony, playing a version of 15 Steps with the University of Southern California's marching band.