Sentence examples similar to mutually celebrating from inspiring English sources
When I was done, to celebrate our mutually beneficial burst of creativity, we went for a drink.
But in Bradford on Sunday one vicar will be celebrating Christ's resurrection with pints of beer in the city's newest craft beer pub, aiming to show that a love of God and booze are not "mutually exclusive".
Celebrating our inaugural edition!
The zebrafish research community is celebrating!
Celebrating change-related milestones remains important.
Asking for a "more just and mutually supportive" world, Pope John Paul II celebrated Easter Mass today in St .Peter's Square before close to 150,000 people.
We do not adequately celebrate and advertise that history of mutually beneficial collaboration to our citizens and, more importantly, we have been resting on those accomplishments for quite some time.
Names aside, our closest equivalent is the cold war, and Americans celebrated many an inaugural ball under the threat of mutually assured nuclear annihilation.
Nevertheless, since the economic reforms, the city has been celebrated as the Chinese capital of private enterprise and Christianity, a mutually advantageous relationship that has given rise to it becoming known as China's "Jerusalem".
Based on this idea we should be teaching our students how to understand, respect and celebrate personal expression of culture, not to see cultural groups as being distinct and mutually exclusive.
