Sentence examples for much ceremony from inspiring English sources

Re-tliatching is an occasion for much ceremony and festivity.

I remember my parents serving spinach salad with much ceremony.

Murray grabs it off him without much ceremony.

A little bit of life, and not too much ceremony, seems right.

(I'd thought it was iced tea — whoops!) People ate without much ceremony.

There might not be much ceremony that acknowledges a friendship, but the relationships themselves are full of ceremony.

Mr. Mc Guire won't tell how much a ceremony costs.

At times her performance was as much a ceremony as a concert.

In keeping with the family spirit, the small paid staff is helped by a group of volunteers, all willing to pitch in to do whatever needs to be done, without standing too much on ceremony.

While the Rio 2016 organizing committee has not said how much the ceremony cost, it is believed to be about half of the $42 million spent by London in 2012.

Although the big service at the arena was the centerpiece of the week's activities, a much smaller ceremony was the original reason for the Dalai Lama's journey to Kentucky.