Sentence examples for pageant about from inspiring English sources

Isn't that most ornamental pageant about King Arthur, the noble Knights, the Royal Court, meant to be a visual knockout?

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.

Seeing Scout in a ham costume (for a school pageant about the county's products) is fun, but it would be better to take down the lights right after she and Jem realize that someone is following them through the woods.

With Hitler in power and German Jews in flight, Meyer Weisgal, an American Zionist, approached the Austrian producer Max Reinhardt, himself expelled from Germany, to put together a musical pageant about the Jewish experience from the days of Abraham.

Leon Uris, the high school dropout who became a brand-name novelist with his best-selling "Exodus," the 1958 historical pageant about the founding of modern Israel, died on Saturday at his home on Shelter Island, N.Y.

But if we discount "The Rock," a pageant about the building of a church, Eliot's first serious attempt at verse drama was, by his own admission, a "dead end".

Pageants are about as trendy as frosted blonde tips or Fred Durst.

"We are now trying to explain what a Miss World pageant is all about," he said.

Remind your child that the natural pageant is about showing the judges who she is, not about flashy clothes or makeup.

So far, Mr. Bauer said, he had heard of no complaints from the city's casinos or the state pageant directors about the return to September.

Others may disagree, but in my eyes, this pageant is about as legit and respectable and culturally relevant as Star Magazine (perhaps less so).