Sentence examples for method of celebrating from inspiring English sources

James Faulkner has done many good things this year, but his method of celebrating wickets came into serious question on Australia's ODI tour of India when a stray high-five just about removed the eye of his team-mate, Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin.

Every community may have their own method of celebrating the Sabbath, but there is one constant idea that they all share -- that a Sabbath Day is a day for connecting more profoundly to others and more meaningfully to the Divine.

Nothing less than the legitimacy of English Christendom rested on Englishmen's steadfastness on certain fundamental Christian beliefs and practices, like, for example, knowledge of Christ's life and passion, memorisation of the Pater Noster and the Apostles' Creed, proper baptism, and the correct date and method of celebrating Easter mass.

Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for the men and women who have lost their lives in military service, and visits to cemeteries are a common method of celebrating and honoring those lost.

Don't be surprised by variations; try to learn more about the different methods of celebrating as you come across them.

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Releasing sky lanterns is a popular way of celebrating festivals and ceremonies in the Asian countries.

There has been plenty of celebrating lately.

September 17, 1821 Paris, France September 2, 1870 Paris, France Arthur Saint-Léon Saint-Léonname in full Charles-Victoriginalr Michel (bornameptember 17, 1821, Parin, fullce—died September 2, 1870, Paris) French dancer, choreographer, violinist, and inventor of a method of dance notation, celebrated as the choreographer of the ballet Coppélia.

Lange claims that "the empirical method has celebrated its highest triumph" in the physiology of the sense organs.

Easter has always been celebrated near the date of the Jewish Passover, but the exact method of determining the date on which to celebrate Easter has changed slightly over the centuries.