Sentence examples for dignitaries as from inspiring English sources

As he traveled on, encountering hearty crowds, signing books and meeting dignitaries as well as ordinary people, his gloom deepened.

A crowd of hundreds, including dignitaries as well as construction workers, applauded as the monarch described the terminal as "this 21st-century gateway to Britain and, to us, the wider world".

It is a gathering place for New Yorkers both in times of joy, like a celebration of the release of Nelson Mandela from prison, and of grief, like funerals for dignitaries, as well as the vigils after Sept. 11 that drew thousands of people.

Today's ceremonies are to be more elaborate and celebratory: a Mass of Installation with Archbishop Egan presiding, a procession of 700 priests and an audience of 3,500, including eight cardinals and hundreds of other church dignitaries, as well as scores of public officials and other invited guests.

This practice has been also adopted by Christian pilgrims and foreign dignitaries as well.

Canterbury celebrated 5 November 1607 with 106 pounds of gunpowder and 14 pounds of match, and three years later food and drink was provided for local dignitaries, as well as music, explosions and a parade by the local militia.

Does he get greeted like a dignitary as soon as he lands at the airport?

"I express my sentiments of sorrow to your excellency and other family members of the deceased dignitary, as well as to the people of this beloved nation," the telegram read.

Foreign dignitaries attended as well, coming from 165 nations.

Juan addressed His Holiness not as a political dignitary, not as a Nobel Prize Winner, and not as a teacher.

His experience includes personally protecting four presidents and dignitaries such as Queen Elizabeth as well as celebrities, CEOs and high network individuals at present.