Sentence examples for making a ceremony from inspiring English sources

When it came to making a ceremony, I really did not want the austerity of some humanist events I have attended, where I feel the sensual world is rejected.

- The royal wedding is Prince William caving in to the demands of his lineage by making a ceremony of himself.

He'd made a ceremony of it.

The book tells of how the two men eventually made a ceremony of Robert's legal name-changing in Texas ("in the only way we could contrive to go to a courthouse and stand together before a judge").

The last time I put my own atheism through the spin cycle rather than simply wiping it clean was when I wanted to make a ceremony after the birth of my third child.

Many have made a ceremony of throwing out their test-prep books, or even burning them, and they are flocking to the movie with real delight in the premise of students uniting to get back at the SAT for the grief it has caused them.

Here are seven keys to make a ceremony meaningful and memorable: 1. Write your own vows.

She makes a ceremony of presenting first-timers with a lightweight jeweler's loupe that provides 45-power magnification.

Whenever the next installment came, I'd make a big ceremony of it.

The company managers made a little ceremony of it, taking photos of the workers along the line who helped process it.

On Tuesday, Mr. McGreevey made a public ceremony of signing his legislation to protect the Highlands region, and the choir gathered separately down the road.