Sentence examples for given a celebration from inspiring English sources

Team GB's Olympic medallists from the Rio Games will be given "a celebration fit for heroes", with two victory parades in London and Manchester, Theresa May has announced.

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, December 27 , 1941P. 39 Father Carroll, a priest from the North, in charge of a school for colored children in North Carolina, is given a Christmas celebration by his boys.

Another such pair at China's Polarland Zoo was even given a wedding celebration, The Sun reported.

It wasn't until he was tracked down by one of the Jews he had saved that he was eventually brought to Israel and given a hero's celebration.

SACRAMENTO — When Mark Cavendish, the British sprinting star, won Stage 1 of the Tour of California on Sunday, he gave a muted celebration at the finish line.

In this case, someone has been given a job (cause for celebration, no?) and a fully-edited story has gone out.

A bottle of sparkling wine or champagne is the kind of gift to give at a celebration.

And when Coach Tom Coughlin was given a drenching during a sideline celebration at the end of Saturday's game, he flashed a lasting smile for the first time since, well, who knows when?

"I mean we gave him a celebration of his book, and he turned around and called you a zombie!" "Called me a zombie?" Sorkin asked.

The celebrations have been given a climate change theme, giving the occasion more of a protest than a party feel.

At the end of that year, silent now, he was given an 80th birthday gala celebration at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, where he listened with an expression of benign vagueness as Bruce Springsteen ironed the chromatic kinks out of Angel Eyes, a song by Matt Dennis and Earl Brent that was so often a highlight of Sinatra's concerts.