Sentence examples for joint ceremonial from inspiring English sources

The Senator--so the reporters had all been told, by various briefers--had arranged to get big federal bucks to paint the bridge, and today he and the Mayor would honor the bridge with a joint ceremonial first brushstroke.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Mr. Levy, in a ceremonial joint visit to a school in Queens, hailed the opening as smooth and untroubled.

Scores of lawmakers plan to travel to New York on Friday for a mainly ceremonial joint meeting of Congress and the laying of a wreath at ground zero.

Even the much-vaunted "ping pong" of legislation involves no joint meetings or consultations, but simply the ceremonial carrying of a manuscript copy of the bill in dispute from one house to the other by a bewigged clerk - a function that could no doubt be conducted by email in the modern age.

The winner marked the competitive portion of the evening with the ceremonial lighting of the winning joint.

In either of those cases, or if either Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush gets Florida's votes, the House of Representatives would have no role in choosing a president, other than to participate in a Jan . 6ceremonial counting of the votes in a joint session with the Senate.

Price from £31,945 MPG up to 57.7 Top speed 150mph A few weeks before the Tour de France, Jaguar invited journalists to a ceremonial unveiling of this year's Team Sky Tour bike, a joint venture between the British car maker which supplies Sky with its support vehicles and Pinarello, its bike builder.

But India also hankers after direct trade routes with Central Asia.A Chinese-Pakistani joint-venture port at Gwadar in Baluchistan, which had its ceremonial opening this week, is matched by an Iranian-Indian venture to develop the "free port" at Chabahar in the Gulf of Oman.

When the ballerina Maya Plisetskaya died in Germany, in May, official Moscow shifted into high ceremonial gear, but then Plisetskaya's widower, the composer Rodion Shchedrin, released his and Plisetskaya's joint will.

Remember that ceremonial mace?

Ceremonial scars?