Sentence examples for transition ceremony from inspiring English sources

Next year, he said, students would have a modest "transition" ceremony.

On Monday, the constant chance of violence hung like a dark cloud over the transition ceremony, even if the timing confounded the insurgents for a day.

The ceremony is named for the late Steven Z. Miller'1984, the Arnold P. Gold Associate Professor of Pediatrics at VP&S, who founded the first transition ceremony.

That was the transition ceremony on Thursday for the city of Jalalabad and four districts in eastern Afghanistan, the latest transfer of power from NATO forces to Afghan authority.

Today Mrs. Minner, a 65-year-old Democrat, was sworn in at a modest, happily bipartisan transition ceremony in Legislative Hall, moving up from lieutenant governor after being elected governor with 59percentt of the vote in November.

Negotiations over the transition ceremony finally collapsed after an angry Fernández fired off a cascade of tweets accusing Macri of screaming at her during a phone argument they had about the arrangements.

The first transition ceremonies were highly public affairs, but the more recent ones have attracted less official attention.

Only New York wines, including Jamesport's cabernet franc, were served at official transition ceremonies in Albany, Mr. Trezise said.

Next year, he said, the event will be called a transitioning ceremony, a term that is gaining traction as a rebranding of eighth-grade graduations.

There are a few ways to handle the transition from ceremony to reception.

The bleachers were filled to the brim with Airmen, families and well-wishers from all around the Air Force who came to bid farewell to the 17th Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Cody and welcome the 18th CMSAF Kaleth O. Wright during a transition and retirement ceremony Feb. 17, 2017 at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland.