Sentence examples for make it a ceremonial from inspiring English sources

He tried to make it a ceremonial call because of his public, but he couldn't think of much to say to Annie.

The East Plaza covers an area of, making it the largest open ceremonial space in the entire city.

In 2008 the Office for National Statistics estimated the Bristol unitary authority's population at 416,900, making it the 47th-largest ceremonial county in England.

Royal Navy ships are expected to make a ceremonial appearance.

The Mapuche people of Argentina make a ceremonial drum called the kultrún from a wooden bowl covered by a skin fastened with human hair or animal sinew.

The reforms will make the president a ceremonial figure, elected by parliament for a term of seven years instead of the current five.

Make a ceremonial food and drink spot in your cubicle.

"Perhaps," he went on, "the coda is nothing more than a ceremonial washing of the hands -- making it clear for all to see, that if the terrible things sure to happen as a consequence of this outrageous order do happen, they will be none of this court's responsibility.

It seems a little silly, I know, making a ceremonial occasion on an x-ray scanner in a bustling airport, but it was oddly moving too -- a moment of humanity in the middle of a dehumanizing process.

He spoke before European leaders made a ceremonial first journey through the Gotthard base tunnel.

At the apex of the triangle he made a ceremonial round chamber, with an unusually large spherical cupola of about 80 feet (25 metres) in diameter.