Sentence examples for introduction ceremony from inspiring English sources

In another ear-splitting introduction ceremony yesterday, Dosedel trotted out and chest-bumped Kukal.

The introduction ceremony was a quick hurdle to jump: seven minutes in the chamber, wearing fake-fur robes, borrowed for the day.

Her first collection evoked the work of Roland Mouret, one of whose dresses she made famous when she wore it to David's official introduction ceremony with the Los Angeles Galaxy, but she has gradually acquired a new boldness, the confidence to find her own style.

Not an ear-splitting introduction ceremony that was borrowed from a dusty "Rocky" script, not the Laker Girls wiggling to Lenny Kravitz's "American Woman," and not even McEnroe, getting grayer and more helpless with every passing shot by Novak that kissed a line.

While Ice Cream Sandwich may usher in a new era of awesomeness for Android, developers were quick to note that the introduction ceremony (so to speak) was lacking in the release of any and all Ice Creamy source code.

Although he rarely makes public appearances, he went to Turner Field in Atlanta for the introduction ceremony before Game 2 of the 1999 World Series.

It includes bill introduction ceremonies to draw media attention even in states where the legislative packages face an uphill battle because Republicans control both chambers.

"In a very poor society it was my first introduction to ceremony and colour and sacrament.

I remember the technician, who had been silently doing her job for 45 minutes, suddenly saying, without prelude or introduction or ceremony, "It's a boy!" Half an hour later I choked up on the phone to my parents in Miami when I told them, "You're going to have a grandson".

This second migration could have been responsible for the introduction into western central Africa of a set of cultural traits that include asymmetrical time-line patterns, the single and double bells, masked dancing, secret societies, and certain initiation ceremonies.

I'm super-excited about the introduction of Opening Ceremony, Part Deux, the second space on Howard Street.