Sentences with ceremony
cer·e·mo·ny
C c - ...his grandmother's funeral, a private ceremony attended only by the family.
- The Republic was proclaimed in public with great ceremony.
- Nearly 120 VIPs attended the handover ceremony, including Victorian Premier John Brumby, Fairfax Media chairman Ronald Walker.
- 17 Mar Scenes from the the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in New York.
- 'Is Hilton here?' she asked without ceremony.
- A ceremony commemorating Shakespeare's birth
- The opening ceremony ended with skies over the city set ablaze in a massive fireworks show.
- The dawn service ceremony at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne.
- The ceremony of toasting the Queen
- The ceremony of a monarchy
- Ceremony refers to a formal, usually solemn, act established as proper to some religious or state occasion [the ceremony of launching a ship]; rite refers to the prescribed form for a religious practice [burial rites]; ritual refers to rites or ceremonies collectively, esp. to the rites of a particular religion [the ritual of voodooism]; formality suggests a conventional, often meaningless, act or custom, usually one associated with social activity [the formalities of polite conversation]
- The coronation ceremony.
- A marriage ceremony.
- The breathless messenger had no time for ceremony.
- His low bow was mere ceremony.
- The ceremony of a handshake.
- To leave a room without ceremony.