Sentence examples for fine ceremony from inspiring English sources

That will make for a fine ceremony and important symbolism, but Mr. Obama's involvement cannot end there.

Not long ago, LeRoy, New York, celebrated the 100th anniversary of Jell-O with a fine ceremony at its Jell-O museum.

This event, for me, represents faith at its finest: a ceremony dedicated to a cause (serving a greater power and, more immediately, serving the ocean), inviting everyone to attend (no "right" or "wrong" religion specified), that ends in a gesture of camaraderie (paddling out together into the ocean) instead of a mission to convert the heathen.

But the British followed a more traditional path after the Opening Ceremony: fine sport in rollicking venues with the emphasis on who got the medals.

The new Nordic practice of delivering it as its own course with all due ceremony is fine by me.

And when the time came to make the ultimate sacrifice, their final hour was their finest". It was a ceremony filled not only with soaring oratory, cannon salutes and helicopter flyovers, but also with poignant moments and touching memories.

Ceremony is a fine offering to the newly rebuilt Marlowe theatre, which co-commissioned it.

This is ceremony". Women are fine; they have their place, certainly, but they lack universality.

It should be fine by the Feb. 24 ceremony, he said, but it may make him sound scratchier in some pre-recorded bits.

When a French girl in the crowd sneezes and the boy offers her his handkerchief, Bartholdi mistakenly takes this as the signal -- but the ceremony works out fine just the same.

If you've heard it in another ceremony, it's fine to borrow.