Sentence examples for on ceremony from inspiring English sources
He is generally respected by players but when any trouble does occur – as the former Celtic forward Aiden McGeady could testify – Strachan isn't one to stand on ceremony.
But never one to stand on ceremony he says that he actually prefers to be called "Ming".
We're not ones to stand on ceremony, and neither are the "XXII Winter Olympics," which get unceremoniously underway with some figure skating, snowboarding and skiing.
And compared to his far superior work in the recent Standing On Ceremony collection of one-acts about gay marriage, this falls short.
"Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays," a compilation of one-acts focusing on marital equality, will begin an Off Broadway run next month, the producers announced.
Most is spent on "ceremony".
It's impossible to predict the impact of the lack of a full-on ceremony.
Inexplicably, Vito had eschewed a "soft" opening in favour of a full-on ceremony, complete with press, VIPs and critics.
Many a celebrity would have treated a Christmas lights switching-on ceremony as yet another opportunity to show some goosepimpled flesh, but not Alison.
In recent years, the grand switching-on ceremony has taken place in the early evening before a crowd of thousands of people on the Cornhill.
Plymouth's city centre Christmas lights switch-on ceremony, which was due to be held on Thursday, had been cancelled because of the forecasts, city centre managers said.
