Sentence examples for through celebrations from inspiring English sources

There are pictures of "holing through" celebrations, as two sections of tunnel were joined, and sandhogs and dignitaries had formal tunnel dinners 800 feet below ground.

"Through celebrations of our politicized bodies, we are making politics sexy and empowering audiences to value their own stories and use their creativity toward collective action.

The Schnepf's pride themselves on connecting the community through celebrations such as the Pumpkin and Chili Party (held through the month of October), which hosts the annual Celebrity Corn Maze (past personalities include Oprah, and Larry Fitzgerald), and several events to commemorate their 80-acre peach grove.

Kevin O'Brien took the pace off with his cutters on a used pitch and both openers chopped on – Khawar departing with an angry swish of his bat perilously close to the medium-pacer in his follow-through celebration.

Running through Northern celebrations was the conviction that the stakes of Independence Day were higher than ever.

This is the individual celebrant communing with the deity, which opposes the Catholic idea of communion through celebration".

"We have to teach our students diversity through celebration of our ancestry," Dr. Heller said.

But it does suggest the limits of defining "design," and making its impact understood, through celebration alone.

I'm fascinated by the way Mexican culture, unlike ours, walks hand in hand with death, trying to overcome it through celebration.

It is one of the novel's most insistent ironies (irony not being the principal form of expression here) that the Cultural Revolution -- whose stated program was to return China to its revolutionary zeal through celebration of the peasants and suppression of the "thinking elements" -- should offer no relief at all from the staggering class divides that were the reality of Chinese life.

Taking visual cues from artist Michael Crand-Martin and sampling motifs from some of the 200 tribal communities across west Africa, his drawings depict a new citadel housing a grand public arena where "linguistic and cultural knowledge is shared through celebration and traditional methods of production".