Sentence examples for on pageant from inspiring English sources
Large sections of the address is in Marshallese but at one point the pastor blurts out in English while referencing climate change: "What is going on?" Pageant contenders read out poems on climate change.
The plays were given in York on one day, in chronological order, on pageant wagons proceeding from one selected place to another.
An alternative presentation, used in England from the 14th century (and later in Spain), was processional staging on pageant wagons.
On "Pageant Material," whenever Musgraves runs out of unambiguously nice things to say about Texas, she turns inward.
Again and again, on "Pageant Material," she either holds her punches or punches up, and even then she keeps it classy.
DeBessonet is particularly interested in the American pageantry movement, an early-twentieth-century phenomenon in which towns and cities across the country would put on pageants in which the theme was often civic unity.
In We Are Not Alone, veteran Unariuns recount putting on pageants for Uriel, designing everything from the costumes to the sets, and composing the music.
Since the first competition was held two years ago, it's evolved into a full-on pageant with a panel of judges and a set of strict rules no phones, no talking, no checking your watch, no dozing off.
It was discovered 30 years ago by a group of friends looking for a site to put on a pageant about the history of the area.
I may not have grown up with rabid football fans, but I do come from a long line of people who like to put on pageants and plays and generally entertain one another.
