Sentence examples for yearly affair from inspiring English sources
The governors were gathered here, at a golf resort just north of Tampa, not because Florida was the scene of the most disputed election in modern memory but because it was Florida's long-scheduled turn to play host to the yearly affair.
The federal budget is a yearly affair, it is not surprising or unique.
The announcements have become almost a yearly affair at Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando and SeaWorld Orlando — and as long as the parks continue expanding, there's little to indicate they'll stop.
Stosuy originally envisioned Basilica SoundScape as an antidote to the big-tent affairs held yearly in Coachella Valley and Austin.
In agreement with the publisher Robert Dodsley, Burke initiated The Annual Register as a yearly survey of world affairs; the first volume appeared in 1758 under his (unacknowledged) editorship, and he retained this connection for about 30 years.
Left unchecked, the trend threatens to turn the yearly ritual into a niche affair instead of a shared national experience.
They formed partly because landlords were unnerved by the anarchic state of affairs at the yearly meetings at which rent increases for the city's rent-regulated apartments were set.
Newspapers and current affairs magazines often do yearly reviews of how the universities and colleges are faring in your country.
Far from the somber affair the gravity of the challenge would suggest, the yearly event becomes a rolling celebration as clocks in successive time zones strike 8 30 p.m.
Writing in the 152nd edition of the yearly almanac, Booth criticises the England and Wales Cricket Board's handling of the Kevin Pietersen affair.
The Bayreuth Festival, the yearly celebration of the music of Richard Wagner, is underway in Bavaria: an august, often controversial, internationally renowned but resolutely German affair.
