Sentence examples for those festivities from inspiring English sources

Those festivities never began.

After those festivities end, the store will be thrown open to the public at 10 30 p.m.

The magazine that he invented, W, is turning 40 this year, but Fairchild is not planning to attend those festivities, either, saying, "I'm out, finished, and over.

If you have a taste for mushrooms, the New York Mycological Society, which Cage co-founded, is hosting several events at Cooper Union; Peter Canby previews those festivities in the Talk of the Town this week.

During those festivities, Pope John Paul II called St. Thom the politicians' patron, saying the saint, a lawyer and diplomat, had demonstrated that government service is an exercise of virtue.

It noteworthy that, it appears the disproportionately higher risks of mortality from road traffic crashes in months that coincide with festive occasions whereby people who normally reside in cities return to their "hometowns" participate in those festivities which are often characterized by a lot of fanfare and binge drinking.

Many of those at the festivities in Bloemfontein wore T-shirts celebrating "100 Years of Selfless Struggle".

This is baseball's All-Star break airtime-filling event, also popular among those attending the festivities because it affords maximum opportunity to snag a souvenir baseball, but ends up being a test of mental endurance more than fly ball-shagging skills.

A couches-and-cocktails-filled stage at L.A.'s Disney Hall doubled for the Shearer-Owen living room as comedy and music royalty entertained a considerably larger crowd than the intimate circles from those earlier festivities.

A crowd gathered across 46th street to watch the festivities and those in passing tour busses leaned to get just the right photo.

While younger, native Scots will be returning to school shortly after the festival begins, those travelling northwards for the festivities shall be treated to all manner of events.