Sentence examples for traditional declaration from inspiring English sources

At the ceremony, Bush was mostly a spectator -- but he added an opening phrase to the traditional declaration by the head of state of the host country.

So, the formal year-end close of Congress, with the traditional declaration of "sine die," will fall to Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island on Dec. 31.

Well, here's one who didn't, Britain's multiply-disqualified speed skater Elise Christie … 6.02pm GMT Now comes the IOC president, Thomas Bach, who will no doubt make the traditional declaration that this was "the best Games ever", or somesuch.

In the Old Family Dining Room, under sparkling chandeliers and portraits of former first ladies, the mostly Jewish and African-American guests will recite prayers and retell the biblical story of slavery and liberation, ending with the traditional declaration "Next year in Jerusalem".

At dawn on the day of Eid, Muslims recite the traditional declaration of faith, the Takbir, followed by the pre-sunrise communal prayer, Salat al-Eid, which is also said on Eid al-Fitr.

At dawn on the day of Eid, Muslims recite the traditional declaration of faith, the Takbir, followed by the pre-sunrise communal prayer, Salat al-Eid, which is also said on Eid al-Fitr.

Affirming a traditional Anglicanism, the declaration rejected same-sex marriage and refused to recognize the authority of "heterodox," or unorthodox, priests and bishops.

Furthermore, the burials of two individuals, carried out in the traditional manner before declaration of the epidemic, attracted a large number of neighbours, plus further family members from near and far, including a delegation from Kenya.

As always, we will have the traditional reading of the Declaration of Independence and a discussion of the meaning of liberty.

Croft and Sim avoid traditional duet lyrics about declarations of love, instead employing inner monologues to depict the same situation from two different perspectives.

As part of UNFPA UNICEF's joint programme, 20,941 religious and traditional leaders made public declarations between 2008 and 2013 delinking their religions from the practice, and religious leaders issued 2,898 edicts against it.