Sentence examples for nice celebratory from inspiring English sources

Kurt Cobain of Nirvana fame has been honoured in his hometown with a statue, which could be seen as a nice, celebratory gesture, was said statue not shedding a very large, immortalised tear.

The luncheon would remain a nice celebratory time, and the Service of Remembrance, especially with an even broader representation among alums, would gain even more importance, which it richly deserves.

The Bayreuth-style triple fanfare summonses into the hall before both parts of the concert were a nice celebratory touch, while Sir Andrew Davis, who made a short speech beforehand, is a conductor who has always revelled in special occasions.

The music making led off with the only piece of contemporary music on either program, Joan Tower's "Third Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman". A world premiere commissioned for the occasion and performed by the Empire Brass and brass players of the New York Philharmonic, it sounded more thoughtful than celebratory, with nice swirling, rising fanfares toward the close.

It was a really nice atmosphere, it felt kind of celebratory too.

In Edinburgh last year, I noticed the shows were quite gentle and I thought maybe I'm going too far down the angry route, maybe it would be nice to be a bit more celebratory.

With some friends from the office, including the boss and his wife, we all rushed down to the centre of Bath and found a nice pub where we had a celebratory meal and lots of drinks.

Make reading a habit for students: Celebratory events such as World Book Day are nice, but they are a sideshow to the day-to-day graft we need to put in to provide students with the time, space and tight structure they need to sit down and read.

"I looked at it and thought, 'It's quite nice but I'm sure the desk will want something more celebratory.'" He was right.

It would also have been nice to hear why this parish seems to be so utterly devoid of the celebratory spirit.

While it would be nice for Sunday to be a meaningless game with everyone all buttoned up and celebratory, that's not the New York way, especially in the run-up to the most important regular season game in franchise history.