Sentence examples for early ceremony from inspiring English sources

"The early ceremony is going to be respectful," Mr. Straus said, "and at midnight we're going to celebrate.

This year, the early ceremony took another step toward that goal, moving for the first time across the street to the Nokia Theatre from Staples Center.

Some early ceremonies around memorials were believed to be closely associated with spiritual events.

The early ceremonies were organised by veterans' associations on the 11 November, but in 1921 the French government became concerned that these ceremonies were impacting on industrial productivity and moved the commemoration to the first available Sunday.

Indeed, early ceremonies at the London Cenotaph after the war were felt to be particularly emotional; commentators felt that by the late 1920s, the events were more formal and less fraught with emotional than previously.

Early ceremonies of marriage emphasized the conception of offspring under the biblical rubric of Genesis 1 28: "Be fruitful and multiply".

Some first responders had complained about not being invited to the earlier ceremony held on the 10th anniversary of the attacks.

HBO's "John Adams" won five awards on Sunday, including best mini-series, and 13 Emmy awards overall, counting those awarded at an earlier ceremony this month.

"Tomorrow's Friday the 13th so we weren't going to do that," said Ms. Agnew, whose husband's ring was not ready in time for the earlier ceremony.

So how did "creative arts" become the going euphemism for "category so unimportant that it was dispensed with in an earlier ceremony, honoring winners who will now be insta-recycled as presenters for a more important award, if they even bother to show up".

President Michel Suleiman and Prime Minister Mikati - who has faced calls for his resignation over the killing - greeted Mr Hassan's coffin at an earlier ceremony at the headquarters of the Internal Security Forces ISFF).