Sentence examples for time ceremony from inspiring English sources

Press, who read a combination of Maths and Law in his own time at Merton, has returned for the Time Ceremony every year since leaving the college.

In fact, the Time Ceremony is not, as many undergraduates currently think, a parody of the overblown absurdities of Oxford life.

After 42 years, in which little serious discussion of abolishing GMT has taken place, the Time Ceremony has become a fixed part of Merton College's calendar.

Here's the expected running order for today's events: 7.30am GMT: (9 30am local time) Ceremony at the Knesset, the Israeli parliament.

He is the founder of the "Time Ceremony", which is held at Merton College in Oxford, and which now sees the majority of the college's undergraduate and graduate population don academic dress (gowns, mortarboards and all) and wait up 'til 2am British Summer Time.

The half-time ceremony was a salute to veterans, including those of Iraq.

The prime-time ceremony on CBS will take stock of what many observers have called a golden age of TV.

In Newark, the mayor Cory Booker, officiated at seven same-sex marriages in a hastily arranged night-time ceremony.

Three days and nights of intense celebration with music and dancing culminate in a night-time ceremony on glaciers 17,000ft high.

It was the ukukus who led a night-time ceremony on the glaciers above the Sanctuary on the eve of the final mass.

League rules permit that kind of thing, but Jones' grandstanding rudely upstaged a half-time ceremony honoring retired Giants quarterback Phil Simms.