Sentence examples for continuous celebration from inspiring English sources

In the course of his review, Le Monde's Thomas Sotinel offers a clear take on Darren Aronofsky's movie: "Mickey Rourke's performance in 'The Wrestler' is a continuous celebration of the burdens and splendors of the profession of performance".

To the Editor: It is surprising that "Where It All Started" (Ahead, June 15), on Independence Day celebrations, does not mention Bristol, R.I., whose Fourth of July celebration was established in 1785 and is said to be the oldest continuous celebration of its kind in the country.

Take part in a little bit of American history by joining the throngs in Bristol, Rhode Island, the scene of the oldest continuous July Fourth celebration in the country.

New York erupted for four continuous days and nights of celebration, and when he departed for what he thought would be a restful trip to Boston, found the route lined by cheering citizens, with welcomes organized in every town along the way.

This is a Cowtown Saturday night, a country celebration of the longest continuous weekly rodeo in the United States.

The post-implementation phase involves continuous updating, training, evaluation, and again, celebration.

The Lovely Bones is a determined reiteration of innocence, a teeth-gritted celebration of something not dismembered or shattered at all, but continuous: the notion of the American family unit, dysfunctional, yes, but pure and good nonetheless.

St Valentine's Day, a celebration of love, becomes, in this context, just another occasion for what is a continuous festival of market-driven, disabling sex.

Terrorism was certainly on the minds of many who attended the Independence Day celebrations in Ridgefield Park, N.J., which claims the distinction of playing host to New Jersey's oldest continuous Fourth of July parade, a 108-year tradition.

Celebration sells.

Continuous sitting.