Sentence examples for make ceremonial from inspiring English sources

Although they are flat and generally do not drape well, they have been used for centuries to make ceremonial and decorative dress and costumes.

In a settlement reached in June with the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon, the museum permitted the tribal group to make ceremonial visits to the meteorite and agreed to install a plaque explaining its sacred meaning.

Some tribes ritually killed condors to make ceremonial clothing out of their feathers.

Halvorsen, now 93, retired as an Air Force colonel in 1974 and continues to make ceremonial candy drops around the world from a vintage cargo plane and to share his story.

For Mr. Arain will not be donning the gold-trimmed robe of chancellor or assuming duties that include, according to the university, acting as an arbiter in certain university disputes, presiding at official ceremonies and making ceremonial speeches in Latin.

As his children have grown, Mr. Kahn makes ceremonial objects to keep up with their progress.

No. Instead, Ms. McReynolds had been running a workshop, for three days, on making ceremonial crowns out of paper decorated with all manner of feathers, baubles, fake flowers and butterflies.

Poachers have also taken their toll, killing the animals for their horn – long prized for making ceremonial dagger handles in Yemen and, more recently, to be ground into a powder for medicine in Asia.

Some scientists, such as Noel Snyder, believe that this process of making ceremonial clothing contributed to the condor's decline.

Nock's business eventually became Wilkinson Sword, a company which today makes razor blades and other shaving equipment, and, until very recently, made ceremonial officer's swords for the British Army.

Royal Navy ships are expected to make a ceremonial appearance.