Sentence examples for festivities started from inspiring English sources
The festivities started under an ominous sign.
Vrindavan's four-day Holi festivities started on Sunday.
(The festivities started 15 minutes late, a faux pas in a country known for promptness).
Flights to Bangkok from the New York area in time for the festivities started at $750 on EVA Air.
The Carter festivities started well, with Lady Di sporting a Christmas pudding hat and Linda plastering on her war paint and pulling on that impossibly tight, spangly dress.
In early March, round-trip fares from Kennedy Airport for departures to make the opening of the festivities started at $448.
The festivities start at 7pm.
The festivities start at the Copacabana nightclub, with El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico playing.
Fasting stops and festivities start at this mammoth Eid-ul-Fitr celebration – more than 25,000 attended last year – marking the end of Ramadan.
The mayor – up for re-election in November – has said the homeless must leave downtown for the Super Bowl festivities starting this January.
The festivities start with a parade of tugs in the Hudson (accompanied by fireboats), starting at Pier 84, followed by a race, bow-to-bow pushing contests, and other tests of captains' skill and workboat proficiency.
