Sentence examples for will be ceremonial from inspiring English sources

She will have to go soon, because one day we will choose our own figurehead; and when he or she is elected there will be ceremonial splendour, brass bands, red tunics, flags, lasers and fireworks.

It will be ceremonial because there are not enough GOP votes in the Senate to overturn the legislation and the president has the power of veto.

This time, the ride along the causeway will merely be ceremonial.

The presidency will be essentially ceremonial, Mr. Ghadban said.

"It will be a ceremonial time," said Anna Switzer, the principal of P.S. 234 in TriBeCa.

The overall figure also does not include those who will be given ceremonial duties.

Before the Belmont, there will be a ceremonial retirement for I'll Have Another in the Belmont Park winner's circle.

During the rehearsal the military and police wore their working dress and high visibility clothes respectively, but they will be in ceremonial uniform on Wednesday.

Under constitutional reforms introduced by Saakashvili, the new presidential role will be largely ceremonial, with the bulk of power resting with the prime minister.

Ah Pah will be a ceremonial rather than a residential gathering place — "a college of knowledge," Mr. Carlson said on a foggy, chilly morning, sipping tea made from wild coastal vines.

So by the time my son grows up perhaps pound coins will be for ceremonial uses only, like silver sixpences stuffed in a Christmas pudding, and kids with gappy smiles will simply swipe left on the tooth fairy app.