Sentence examples for pomp will be from inspiring English sources

Once the wedding gets going, the digital pomp will be available as mobile apps.

It will be business as usual and much of the pomp will be held back for an open-top bus parade through Manchester on Monday evening to celebrate the club's 20th league title.

"I like to think that the rose's pomp will be displayed far into the future at Mottisfont," he wrote in his notes about the project.

It's not technically a State of the Union address -- those don't happen in inaugural years -- but the parlous economic state of the union will most definitely be the main topic, and the pomp and ceremony will be highly SOTU-esque.

And before you know it, all of that pomp and circumstance will be gone.

The pomp surrounding that event will be much different than the environment around, say, Kent School in northwest Connecticut on a recent fall day.

Many Russians might well agree with Mr Putin's description last week of the Soviet Union's collapse as the greatest geo-political catastrophe of the 20th century.That is why the principal audience for the Kremlin-sponsored pomp and pageantry next week will be a disillusioned domestic one.

This year, however, there will be no pomp, no key chains, no chiefs.

Like the first, which took place in Singapore, there will be much pomp and circumstance: The White House is already offering fans the chance to buy a commemorative coin.

But, with Lewandowski in his pomp, they are confident they will be returning to the top table.

Far from pomp and circumstance, her wedding will be one that will halt her chances for an education, increase her chances of dying during childbirth, and put her in one of the highest risk categories for HIV/AIDS.