Sentence examples for sort of pageant from inspiring English sources
That September, in Atlantic City, feminists staged a protest at the Miss America pageant, the sort of pageant that Trump would one day buy, run, and cherish.
"In terms of the Proms I see it more as a European and global audience do: they look at this as a sort of pageant of fun which is devoid of statement," he says.
Nobody said another word to him, which was all right with him — he just focussed on the television behind the bar, some news channel, and tried to interpret the words the people were saying there while the backdrop shifted from warplanes and explosions to some sort of pageant with models on a runway, looking raccoon-eyed and haughty and not half as good as Rosa Hinojosa.
I found Clinton's guest spot rigid, discordant with the show's erratic rhythms, as these sorts of pageants always are.
"Sark is not a sort of feudal pageant to amuse visitors," the Dame wrote in her 1961 autobiography.
The simplicity of it all can be justified by the framework device: the show is a sort of amateur pageant put together by a crowd of Eastern European and Third World asylum seekers at an immigration centre in Pocklington.
There's usually some sort of local pageant, dance or festival to attend, and many other activities are arranged on demand, from photography classes to tai chi, cycling or horse-riding.
The result, which cost $11.3 million and which the M.T.A. will officially unveil in a ceremony today, is a sort of snapshot pageant of all life as we know it, from the image of the Big Bang that swirls in front of the token booth near the 81st Street entrance to the bronze cast of Tyrannosaurus rex that towers over the downtown platform to the tiny Jesus lizard crawling up the wall.
Thes article originight appeared on VICE US.
Glitz Pageants: Glitz Pageants are sort of like Natural Pageants but the rules are more relaxed.
