Sentence examples for early celebration from inspiring English sources

But his early celebration and uncontrollable joy were warranted.

The Boulez, moreover, was an early celebration of the composer's 75th birthday, on March 26.

One morning in Huaraz I woke up to the sound of tubas, part of an early celebration of carnival.

Two weeks ago, he held an early celebration in the way you might expect, talking about comedy.

Relief groups countered that the country was too unstable, its rural areas too remote, for an early celebration.

It's the sort of stroke that, understandably, inspires early celebration and comparisons to artists in other mediums: John Steinbeck and Robert Rauschenberg, among others.

the early celebration-by-defacement — the ebullient tearing down of the murals, statues and mosaics of Saddam Hussein, at times aided by U.S. troops pleased that the initial thunder run to Baghdad had ended swiftly.

Still, defensive tackle Darwin Walker warned about early celebrations because "we have bigger goals".

In these early celebrations of formalism, Sontag ignored the commonplace enticements of storytelling, acting, bodies, faces, movement.

With eight minutes remaining, Kim Cheol-ho shot into an empty net to set off early celebrations among the vast majority of the 27,000 fans in the stadium.

Given the current state of Franco-American relations, greatly agitated by the war in Iraq, one could theorize that French expatriates in New York had decided that any early celebrations of Bastille Day -- which is actually today -- would take place in the safety of their homes this year.