Sentence examples for complex celebrated from inspiring English sources

It is strange to contemplate that from 1961 to 1970, Commissioner Pete Rozelle's rising pigskin-industrial complex celebrated something that screamed out, "We're No. 3!" But it staged the consolation game every year at the Orange Bowl in Miami — all but one played after the N.F.L. championship game, the acme of achievement in the league until Super Bowl I in 1967.

But each tour is unique, entertaining in its own way, replete with smart tour guides to help as through a complex, celebrated and sometimes notorious history of this close-knit community.

The Dadaab complex "celebrates" its 25th anniversary this year.

One of the most complex and celebrated is "Christ Preaching" (about 1648), a masterpiece of bravura etching, drypoint and engraving.

The Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) which made great discoveries in its day and is now a pre-stage of the LHC complex, recently celebrated its 40th birthday.

As a crowd of African American residents -- many of them youth and college students -- gathered at an apartment complex to celebrate President Obama's victory, police arrived.

Even many in the famously fractious architectural community celebrated the complex — particularly its main building, emblazoned with glossy yellow, 21-foot-high letters spelling "United States" — as a rare project the government could point to with pride.

Closely related to potential flows, they satisfy two extensions of Lagrange theorem, are investigated with the help of complex functions, as stand celebrated when be plane.

Inter's players, who watched the Milan game together at the team's Pinetina training complex, were out celebrating in Milan's Piazza Duomo until past two in the morning, but still romped past Siena 3 0 at San Siro.

Despite the extraordinary scrutiny and adulation he generates, Tebow is barely cognizant of the mania the victory over Pittsburgh set off here because he has been only at his house or at the Broncos' complex since Sunday night (he celebrated at home by playing with his nieces and nephews).

Photos: Aug. 11: Guild Hall in East Hampton, one of the early art complexes at a resort area, celebrated its 75th season with 245 guests.