Sentence examples for discreet ceremony from inspiring English sources

The newspaper said the diplomat's son, Daniel Paris, gave the documents to the embassy in a discreet ceremony last month.

"It was for this reason that in March 1968 we underwent a discreet ceremony of marriage," she said in a statement.

A romance developed, and after his wife agreed to a divorce, Mr. Heiskell married Miss Carroll in a discreet ceremony in a Baltimore church.

The pact, renewing the 1958 mutual defence agreement (MDA) between the UK and US, is expected to be signed in a discreet ceremony in Washington in the next few weeks.

A sign at the entrance notes: 'It is a graveyard for soldiers not all of whom had chosen either the cause or the fight.' Each of the cemetery's 3,000 unidentified dead - often marked by a simple 'Ein Deutscher Soldat' carved in black granite - had flowers placed beside them at a discreet ceremony last week.

The former Home Secretary was buried in an unmarked grave in a discreet ceremony in the last week of January. .

Despite their troubles, he married Julia in a discreet London ceremony on 31 March 1904 at St Giles Register Office and rented a further address at 44 Bedford Court Mansions in Bloomsbury.

Why disguise the failure of earlier marriages by getting wed in discreet suits, in ceremonies designed not to call attention to themselves?

Isabel wished to hold a discreet and private burial ceremony, but she eventually agreed to the French government's request for a state funeral.

Has the time come for the Anglican Communion to apply that lesson to itself?The depth of the crisis facing Anglicans was underlined by two recent ceremonies, one discreet and the other flamboyant.

Maybe a discreet "family dinner party" to quietly mark the occasion, but not the sort of affair with a vows ceremony -- let alone waiters who line up on the dance floor for synchronized champagne cork-popping.