Sentence examples similar to going to a festivity from inspiring English sources

Do you want to take a vacation and go to a faraway place, skipping all the festivities because this is the best time to get away?

Jajangmyeon is actually considered "Chinese food" in Korea (much in the same way that orange chicken is Chinese food in America), so those who want partake in the Black Day festivities have to go to a specialty restaurant.

Can't wait for the NBC special, it's going to be festivity!" the 43-year-old "American Idol" judge wrote along with the picture, which shows her lounging on her side by water.

President George Bush is going to attend the festivities on May 13th.

However, there's going to be a twist for this year's "Celebrate Cotton" festivities.

Rather than staging all the festivities in London, Theresa May is going to have a parade in Manchester and something else in the Queen's city.

More than likely whoever plans the retreat is going to be leading the festivities.

Its going to be an energetic Bushwick-style blowout to end the weekend of Basel festivities.

According to a recent report, not a single local Washington DC marching band has applied to perform during Trump's swearing-in, making it the first time in decades regional band acts are not going to be involved in the festivities.

This was the first time he was permitted to go to the festivities alone.

But the festivities turn sour when it becomes apparent that the professor is going to give the group a bad grade on its joint history paper.