Sentence examples similar to meriting celebration from inspiring English sources

But while the reduction certainly merits celebration, it reflects a small return on big global commitments.

But, he says, the British customs surrounding tea-drinking also merit celebration.

In a normal year, Stevenson winning her unfortunately-named "sudden-death" decider against Guo Yunfei of China would merit celebration.

These would be wondrous natural happenings that define the character of our nation, occasions that warrant our attention, or processes that merit celebration.

Ms Sturgeon promised action - while insisting there was much in Scottish education which merited celebration.

But there's been a profusion of less high-profile books by Asian Americans that merit celebration as well.

But there's been a profusion of less high-profile books by Asian Americans that merit celebration as well.

At first glance, news that the nation's unemployment rate is now 4.1% -- a downward trend now spanning 80 quarters – would appear to merit celebration.

Yet an innovative programme here known as SAPII – an acronym of its Spanish name, 'Sistema de Atención y Protección Integral a la Infancia ' – genuinely merits celebration.

www.bso.org GEORGE CRUMB FESTIVAL -- The best excuse for a festival, you could argue, is no excuse at all: no anniversary, no important new venture; merely, "This guy merits a celebration, and let's give it to him".

By the time Testaverde found Wayne Chrebet in the end zone for a 10-yard score with 53 seconds left in the first half, there was little emotion shown by the Jets, who were too far down to merit a celebration.