Sentence examples similar to lifetime celebration from inspiring English sources

It's the fairy-tale wedding so many women dream of -- that once-in-a-lifetime celebration.

"The Queen's diamond jubilee is a once-in-a-lifetime celebration for the whole country and commonwealth.

Mallarino's inevitable crisis is brought on not by the lifetime achievement celebration itself, not by anxiety about his proximity to the establishment he has been hell bent on criticising, but by the appearance of a young woman at the event.

But a once-in a lifetime destination celebration or milestone party takes careful financial planning.

This year's edition was programmed as usual with its constituency in mind, from a lifetime-achievement celebration for the saxophonist and trumpeter Joe McPhee on Wednesday to the heavy presence this weekend of Kidd Jordan, an important saxophonist and educator from New Orleans who wouldn't otherwise be appearing in these parts.

A lifetime of revival-style celebrations reveals itself in their off-handed, almost autonomic declamations.

Ruth Mackenzie, who was brought in two years ago to get a somewhat listing ship back on course, said it would be the largest cultural celebration of our lifetime.

Ostensibly a celebration of a lifetime spent walking the hills around Ramallah, Shehadeh's book is also an elegy for a lost land, and an inventory of a natural environment that has been slowly whittled away by an ever-expanding Israeli state.

The very fact that such a program has been proposed by the de facto number two man of a major government is among the greatest actual causes for celebration in a lifetime.

And when you reach your life goal at last, the celebration will be once in a lifetime... until your next achievement.

When the buzzer sounded, the Orange players had a celebration they'll remember for a lifetime.