“celebratory”可以造什么句，celebratory造句

As June ends, you'll be in a celebratory mood.

Businessmen backing the yes vote held celebratory street parties.

No celebratory flags fly in her village, as they do in Colombo.

Now, Beatrice has donated the "unique sculptural celebratory headpiece" to be auctioned online, with proceeds to benefit charities for children.

Most of the exhibition, though, is more celebratory, and much of it focuses on Lennon's creative life.

On at least three occasions, the Queen declined invitations from Edison's Phonograph Company to record celebratory messages.

We hugged and kissed and then went for that now-celebratory drink at the fancy hotel bar (Drew even surprised me with a room there for the night).

Every night young men toting AK-47s still gather in Martyrs' Square, formerly Green Square, to let off a few celebratory rounds.

Then came my son's graduation, bringing on a celebratory party, visits from out-of-town relatives, a marathon midweek graduation ceremony and a string of other parties and open houses to attend.

Emote celebratory gems for use outside.

I'll suggest we just happily wave our American flags and light our celebratory fireworks.

For the royal weddings of the past, the celebratory crockery and linen in shops was starchy and deferential.

People will still have parties, but it's the mood of the country — the mood of the country is not a celebratory mood.

Their celebratory gunfire and wild bravado carry an implicit warning: if you don't give us a place at the top table, we will use our power to disrupt.

News of its fall induced a surfeit of celebratory gunfire.

Honors can be issued at offline events and make the entire fundraising experience that much more celebratory.

As I lifted my glass to join in a celebratory toast, I felt a hand on my shoulder and turned to see the smiling face of my old buddy, Flaps.

With the release of April's more mixed data, however, the celebratory champagne that was being poured has gone a bit flat.

Horns blared and celebratory gunfire burst into the air in Tripoli.