Sentence examples for festivities where from inspiring English sources

Later, however, her husband announced that she would attend the festivities, where more than 200 guests were expected.

Or you can turn your attention to this weekend's Daytona 500 festivities, where Danica Patrick occupying the pole position is the center of attention.

One mesmerizing photo comes from the annual Kentucky Derby festivities, where a crew of well-manicured white youths looks scornfully at the photographer, as he attempts to capture their drunken revelries.

The bizarre drama of this offer, now going into its second week, is taking some of the luster off Hall of Fame festivities, where old, aching warriors welcome new members into the fold.

Still, he attended the festivities where Sandy Koufax and Roy Campanella were also having their numbers retired, delighting fans by signing autographs.

Grab some virtual brisket and a six pack of cyber Shiner Bock and join in the #fakeSXSW festivities, where the only hash you need to bring has a tag.Here's a few of my tweets so far... Looking for a friend at the #FakeGoogle open bar.

PUSHING aside the thick curtain at the entrance to A Little Bit of Cuba, you leave behind the winter darkness for a hub of ebullient festivity, where lights are soft, and shutters on the walls frame views of Cuba.

We are, in Christopher Oram's design, at a Christmas court full of snowflakes, carols and cheerful festivity, where everyone sits down to watch a home movie of the king, Leontes, and his chum Polixenes in their romping boyhood.

Oaxaca's Guelaguetza is celebrated on the last two Mondays of July, a day-long dance festivity where most of Oaxaca's surrounding villages gather in the city's outdoor amphitheater sharing their culture through dance and music in front of thousands of spectators.

Nonetheless, I love being surrounded by adults in all manner of face paint, corseting and neon spandex, because it's always accompanied by a delightful liberated glee that comes from people letting their ids run rampant, a sort of modern-day version of Carnival, the pre-Lent festival where, among other festivities, serfs and their manor lords swapped roles for the former to let off steam.

A night of music under searchlight-laced skies gave way to pomp and festivity here, where Prime Minister Bertie Ahern of Ireland, who holds the six-month rotating presidency of the European Union, was the host of a flag-raising ceremony set to the strains of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy," the European anthem.