Sentence examples for some ceremony from inspiring English sources

I think we deserved some ceremony in closing this".

With some ceremony, he unfolded a shahtoosh and presented it to Beth to admire.

He laid it, with some ceremony, on a table stained with water rings and cigarette burns.

Sylvia had to leave for the college early, because of some ceremony, so I walked across town, arriving when Roxanne was already there.

Attempting to make this first tea party convivial, Shewring had brought along a tin of Scottish shortbread, which he opened with some ceremony.

So it was with some anticipation and some ceremony that the filmmakers behind the 23rd installment in the long-running series revealed the title of their movie on Thursday.

Only some ceremonies are open to visitors, and photographs are not allowed at all on the mesas.

Jurors were told how several brides at some ceremonies shared the same wedding dress and queued at the back waiting to get married.

Just as some ceremonies and individual awards carry a sponsor's name, so it is important for brands to be seen at the right after-parties.

Some ceremonies include ritual clowns, with their own songs for entering and exiting the dance arena; their antics serve the dual purpose of keeping people lighthearted while reinforcing social values by demonstrating incorrect behaviour.

But researchers who have studied the group say they drink wine in some ceremonies, incorporate elements of Phoenician paganism, and hold that Ali, the son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad, is a divine.