Sentence examples for significant celebration from inspiring English sources

I think for Americans it is a more significant celebration of the end of summer.

We may even be invited to their wedding or other significant celebration.

Pakistani women cricket team won gold at the Asian Games and there was significant celebration over this rare feat.

It has been noted that since the diminished participation in the Feast of Fools as a significant celebration, the divine rights of kings, the infallibility of the Church and the modern totalitarian state all rose and flourished.

The more significant celebrations did not happen on and around Christmas Day, but rather at New Year and on Twelfth Night, the celebration of the arrival of the Magi when we were due back in England.

It's one of the most significant celebrations of the Russian composer's orchestral music in this country, and it's a chance to throw yourself into one of the most orgiastic, ecstatic, and extreme musics in the repertoire.

For some of the group, the trip was a one-off for various reasons: a birthday present; a father-and-son bonding opportunity; a significant anniversary celebration.

Two especially significant American celebrations are a seven-day Centennial Festival in Washington, D.C., now under way, and a festival presented by the superb Southern California series Jacaranda, starting on Thursday.

The monument often takes on colors significant to celebrations and holidays, like glowing with red lights for Chinese New Year in 2004 or twinkling green lights for the Rugby World Cup in 2007. .

The parade, one of scores across the country but part of this small city's most significant, long-standing celebration of the year, was 45 minutes under way when the floats stopped coming for a moment.

"Given that the Academy has agreed to follow A.A.M.D. guidelines and that the show is an significant one in celebration of Barnet's 100th birthday, we thought it was important to support the exhibition," Adam D. Weinberg, the Whitney's director, said.