ceremonial造句

a ceremonial dance performed by Amerindians at the summer solstice.

Might it not be better to relegate the King to a purely ceremonial function?

For an ambitious geriatric, the largely ceremonial job might have seemed a humiliation.

He wasn't drawn to the extravagant style and slow, ceremonial way of life in the East.

They evolved from more formal and ceremonial routes of movement into corridors that tried to reintroduce nature into the city.

In part, the five Bridges represent the five Confucian virtues of humanity, sense of duty, wisdom, reliability and (ceremonial) propriety.

Mr Tusk’s aim is to have a German-style ceremonial presidency, with much reduced powers of veto.

This was his way of teaching me how I ought to write to him; for he by no means underrated the importance of outward forms and ceremonial.

Falumpasets haul battle wagons and the catapults of the Gungan Grand Army into the battlefield, and Boss Nass uses a decorated falumpaset as a ceremonial transport.

Its grand ceremonial center, where tens of thousands of people had gathered amid sacred monuments of stone, lay under thick green overgrowth.

The Kyrgyz people will be asked to approve a shift to a parliamentary republic, with the presidency reduced to a largely ceremonial role.

Peruvian archaeologists, under the direction of lead scientist Ré gulo Franco, made the discovery last year at an ancient ceremonial site known as El Brujo.

Other imperial memorabilia for sale will include an 18th-century ceremonial pearl necklace and a ruyi scepter carved of boxwood, both believed to have been owned by Emperor Yongzheng.

Just along the street, there is a corner doorway from which stream a succession of international visitors who have just sampled a ceremonial afternoon tea in the Fountain Room of Fortnum and Mason's department store.