Sentence examples for classic ritual from inspiring English sources

"Now begins the classic ritual of the queimada," he said.

When I was in Dearborn, the company let me drive both a Fiesta and a Taurus (a classic ritual for visiting journalists, by the way).

But there he was, a Castro, admitting he had agreed to take only one question, then stumbling through three — about human rights, no less — as an American president nudged him along in a classic ritual of a more open society.

These are the classic rituals of courtship that send our crushes the message that we are open for possibilities.

I was reminded of an essay assigned students in introductory anthropology classes: Horace Miner's classic "Body Ritual Among the Nacirema".

One song, "Laser Show," sends up a classic teen ritual: "They come from Bridgeport, Westport, Darien/Down to the Hayden Planetarium/We're gonna space out to our favorite tunes/We're going straight to the dark side of the moon".

In contrast, Mencius, while not denying the value of the classics and ritual, stressed reflection based upon one's own innate dispositions toward virtue.

Like the one that sets up the climax in every classic Western: the ritual dance before the final shootout.

This weekend Texas erupts into the madness of the University of Texas-Oklahoma UniverSaturdayurday football classic, an annual ritual in Dallas.

Group D was occupied as late as the Terminal Classic, when a termination ritual was apparently performed, after which the northern building of the group was abandoned.

In another, hundreds of cyclists were preparing for the 43rd Iron Horse Bicycle Classic, a Memorial Day ritual in which cyclists race the train to Silverton, only to have a snowstorm shorten the route.