pageantry

Finally, the moment had come to experience this free pageantry.

At the same time I am not involved in this pageantry.

Her career began in the pageantry industry, but she has moved into other media.

As the evening drew to a close, music gave way to pageantry.

The spectacle, the people, the pageantry and certainly the race.

Allowed to bring a greeting or take part in any of the pageantry?

Yet the young girl was not too interested in the illuminated pageantry at the moment.

Bill Clinton will stand in the spotlight during three days of military pageantry, with no other world leader present.

The business of college sport is often disguised by pageantry.

The life, the pageantry, the heat of India urge her to change.

State dinners, by design, are heavier on pageantry than policy.

It is hard to say if the pageantry had anything to do with Utah building a 13-point lead after one quarter.

The pageantry and hype alone would be worth another comeback.

I, like many, was struck by the pageantry and elegance of this service.

"There's a lot of pageantry, but it's just another game."

Getting her own little peek behind the pageantry, she wondered what all the rest of it was really like.

The meeting was undertaken with a sense of solemn pageantry.

Utah's real history may lack pageantry, but it is full of surprises.

Some of the pomp and pageantry will hold to tradition.

If people want pageantry, she suggested, "we can keep the uniforms."

Rupert's been to football games before, but not one with this kind of pageantry.

That might have been fine for coaches who think the pageantry is too much of a diversion in the first place.

But nothing had quite the pageantry of being anointed Prince.

I soon discovered that whoever had planned the pageantry knew exactly what he was doing.

We might create a global pageantry based on man's conquest of outer space.