Sentence examples for huge festivities from inspiring English sources
5 Archery, or datse, is the national sport, and weekend matches are an excuse for huge festivities.
To hold huge festivities at the moment might not be justified".
The 2013 inaugural festivities will be smaller in scope than the huge celebration of 2009, which drew an estimated 1.8 million people to the capital.
Even during the worst of times, with car bombs going off on a daily basis in central Baghdad and horrific sectarian violence gripping the city, huge weddings and festivities still took place.
Piers Brendon, a historian following the finale today for the BBC, pronounced the festivities "a huge boost for the monarchy," adding, "It has been very successful in presenting the queen as a symbol of loyalty and unity".
Food, of course, is another huge part of the festivities.
These are all huge milestones, and last night's festivities marked the cherry on the cake.
The festivities will include a huge bonfire, which explained why there were stacks of wood on the estate's grassy center.
Whole families flocked cheerfully to Cossack Day festivities, posing for photos with huge Cossack swords and costumed atamans, and buying candyfloss in Ukraine's national colours.
Tells about the huge variety of food offered, the music, the festivities involving Don Ameche, and the displays.
Ms. McGriff's company, in turn, would provide information about Times Square festivities and programming for the five huge video screens in Times Square.
