Examples of 'much ceremony' in a sentence

Meaning of "much ceremony"

much ceremony ~ a formal or elaborate observance or procedure, often associated with important events or rituals

How to use "much ceremony" in a sentence

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much ceremony
Did not realize how much ceremony was involved.
Much ceremony with little substance.
At his funeral he was buried with much ceremony.
Without much ceremony the.
It is objected that we have too much ceremony.
With much ceremony.
The trunk is erected with much ceremony.
Too much ceremony.
The little guests with as much ceremony as he.
Not much ceremony.
We shall do so with much ceremony.
Did not realize how much ceremony was involved In the changing of the soups.
I will give him the slip without much ceremony.
He was interred with much ceremony in the cathedral of Mexico City.
The two guards moved him without much ceremony.

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He was buried with much ceremony at Clermont-Ferrand.
Queen Elizabeth enters with much ceremony.
And makes much ceremony in giving each player the name of a bird ;.
He buried with much ceremony.
So much ceremony just for a run, I thought.
In without much ceremony.
The same thing happened at dessert, though not with so much ceremony.
Monsieur Prul, no need in much ceremony between us Jews.
Finally, the filled cups were incensed over the copal vessel with much ceremony.
From the Lion without much ceremony.
Encampment of Indians, who received them with much ceremony.
Today 's Oldenburg station was inaugurated on 3 August 1915 without much ceremony after four years of construction.
Yao died later that year and, by his will, was buried without much ceremony.
The railway line from Ahrensbök to Pönitz was opened with much ceremony in 1886.
On 16 July, the Yorkist earls entered London with much ceremony.

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