Sentence examples for create a ceremony from inspiring English sources

Here in Rio we decided to create a ceremony about the world".

Four years ago, she helped create a ceremony marking the 390th anniversary of Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in America, located in the diocese she will serve.

The appeal is the celebrant's ability to create a ceremony for any event, inclusive of or without traditions offered by organized religions.

"I haven't been to church in a while, which is an older crowd, and I wanted something different, the chance to create a ceremony for us and us only," Ms. Frye said.

However, a teacher of mine recommended that I create a ceremony for a particular healing I was seeking.

Many couples come to me hoping to create a ceremony that isn't specifically religious, yet acknowledges cultural and religious roots.

His opposition to a knighthood is thought to stem from the idea that he could not accept such an award for creating a ceremony that was supposed to celebrate equality in modern Britain.

Planning their wedding was like a months'-long Soul Cafe: They debated very aspect of it with friends and family, eventually creating a ceremony that included elements from Methodist, Hindu, Catholic and American Indian traditions.

Nine would-be actors/actresses, one writer/observer, not knowing what the result of their efforts would be other than a theme, which was creating a ceremony for the nuclear age.

Another mother created a ceremony for her daughter to honor the occasion and show her how many women in her life could offer support and answer any questions about the changes in her body.

Many of the models used in Ceremonies are Guevera's own siblings, who she wanted to use to create a familial ceremony.