Sentence examples for observances in from inspiring English sources

15. "Marching Toward Justice" Howard Law School began a year of observances in October.

The magazine was spearheading a campaign for patriotic observances in the schools, keyed to the quadricentennial of Columbus's voyage.

The participation of the V-12's at Harvard in the Armistice Day observances in Boston was, of course, throughly covered by naval orders.

By the time of Charlemagne at the beginning of the 9th century, the Benedictine Rule had supplanted most other observances in northern and western Europe.

Prayers, observances in memory of deceased singers, and a shared "dinner on the grounds" add spiritual dimension to a day devoted to music, family, and community.

The round-table discussion will kick off a series of observances in Dallas of the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination at Dealey Plaza on Nov. 22, 1963.

Kadar himself stayed out of the observance in case it backfired, which it did.

The Easter sunrise service, for example, is a distinctive Protestant observance in North America.

No one can be precise about how much time is spent for religious observance in Bali.

Four years ago, I attended a Veterans Day observance in Orleans, Mass.

The association announced in October that it would accommodate religious days of observance in scheduling its state competitions.