Sentence examples for the ceremony came from from inspiring English sources

One of the few jarring notes at the ceremony came from supporters of Mrs. Thatcher, who called President Obama's decision not to send any senior members of his administration to attend the funeral a slight, in view of Mrs. Thatcher's influential role as President Ronald Reagan's partner in facing down the Soviet Union.

Perhaps the strongest comments from the first half of the ceremony came from singer Legend, who called for "radical change" after winning the NAACP President's Award, presented by the civil rights group's leader, Cornell William Brooks.

The ceremony came as Hollywood insiders were still reeling from the weird showing at the nominations, when Mr. Affleck and Ms. Bigelow, both considered locks for best-director nominations, were left in the dust, effectively eliminating their films from best-picture consideration (though both "Argo" and "Zero Dark Thirty" are nominees).

After the ceremony came an outpouring.

She moved quickly as the ceremony came to an end.

Lisa Appignanesi Alex Ross may have made his mark as a commentator on classical music, but the guest he brought with him to this week's Guardian first book award ceremony comes from a different tradition.

Sunita Budhiraja, the concert's master of ceremonies, came from Bombay for the event.

The children at the ceremony all came from the Mohamed Moghe Street Children Centre in Hargeisa which is looking after 122 children mainly from the surrounding area.

Today's ceremony came as investigators widened their search for debris from the shuttle.

"Although the tea ceremony culture originally came from China, it developed in original ways in Japan and has survived as a traditional Japanese culture," Kuwata explains.

In a phone interview, he said the inspiration came from watching the halftime ceremonies of a real Cowboys game one Thanksgiving day during the war.