Sentence examples for most festivities from inspiring English sources

At most festivities that call for banquet halls and cocktails, there is little doubt about the basic contours of the main event.

After the lighting of the gateway to the festival (below), most of the festivities take place in tents and stands set up on the west bank of the Guadalquivir River.

For most people, Diwali festivities are incomplete without the crackling of firecrackers.

Most of the festivities happen under the hotel's climate-controlled atrium (covering nine acres of gardens).

And there was a third reason as well for ignoring the nationwide festivities: most people here don't consider themselves part of the nation.

Prince Fielder put on a show, turned fans who spent most of the festivities booing him into his personal fan club, and then everyone found out that the Brewers had traded for Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez.

The government's security crackdown ahead of the Games also took a toll on the party atmosphere, as most Olympics-related festivities were confined to private venues or to the sealed-off area surrounding the main venues.

Here, as in the unamplified opening, just hearing the piece over the city noise was a problem: the usual plague of outdoor music in New York, though one overcome by most of these festivities.

In contrast, at most Earth Day festivities, a few hundred to a few thousand dollars will get a company marquee exhibition space and a prominent place for its logo on publicity materials.

Best of all, most of the festivities support small businesses and independent organizations with a great mission.

Unfortunately Grete had shellfish poisoning after eating lobster and missed most of the race festivities.