Sentence examples for something of a ritual from inspiring English sources

It has become something of a ritual in recent weeks.

THE Bersih rallies have quickly established themselves as something of a ritual in Malaysia's political calendar.

It has become something of a ritual to combine sport and the sacrifices of our forefathers.

WASHINGTON — It has become something of a ritual this season, the systemic poaching of Mets franchise records by David Wright.

Caretaking the kiln becomes something of a ritual, as teachers and students take shifts tending the fire.

Asking for the return of these objects is something of a ritual that states observe with solemn regularity.

The closing of shellfish beds has become something of a springtime ritual on Long Island.

Over the years it has become something of a Westminster ritual.

But it's also become something of a social ritual for a certain sect of city dwellers.

The price cuts are something of a spring ritual for both Advanced Micro Devices, which is based in Sunnyvale, Calif., and Intel.

He noted that in the post-Soviet era, Russian and American leaders have made it something of a postelection ritual to turn over a new leaf.