Sentence examples for festive character from inspiring English sources

Also called Ḥag ha-Asif (Festival of Ingathering), it has retained its joyous, festive character through the ages.

The concertos are known for their festive character.

Despite its solemnity, the festive character of Rosh Hashana is in no way diminished.

With spring nearly here, the city is starting to take on a festive character.

A major festival in the biblical period, Rosh Ḥodesh (First Day of the Month) gradually lost most of its festive character.

Always more diligently observed in Palestine than in the Diaspora, attempts to revive its full festive character have been made in modern Israel.

Also this weekend, Manchester will also host Glacial Art Ice Sculptors (glacialart.com) who will create festive characters using chainsaws at Piccadilly Gardens (10am-4pm today, 11am-5pm tomorrow).

Buy Now {12.} Carluccios Advent Calendar: £12, carluccios   Behind the beautiful, colourful art deco designed packaging are delicious foil-wrapped creamy pralines of different sizes and shapes from animals to festive characters.

Behind each door was a different vignette based on a variety of festive characters.

"They always have festive characters around, you can still open a present in the morning under a tree, you see people wearing Christmas outfits everywhere.

C. 1575 John Bennet, (born c. 1575), English composer known chiefly for his madrigals, which ranged from light and festive in character to serious and even solemn.