pomp in English
St. Paul's was perfectly adapted to pomp and circumstance
Use "pomp" in a sentence
1. Colorful, showy display; pageantry or pomp.
2. The coronation was conducted with great pomp.
3. He was buried with great pomp and solemnity.
4. Walk down the aisle- - all " Pomp and Circumstance. "
5. The royal guests were welcomed with pomp and ceremony.
6. Definition of pomp and Circumstance in the Idioms Dictionary
7. Their betrothal took place with great pomp and rejoicings.
8. The people responsible for pomp and circumstance recognize this.
9. The queen was welcomed with great pomp and circumstance.
10. Pomp, pageantry and symbolism mark the first day of this visit.
11. The queen's birthday was celebrated with great pomp and ceremony .
12. The official was accompanied by all the pomp of his high position.
13. ‘TV provided the Circumstance of the Coronation in black and white, but the cinema adds the pomp.’ ‘The pomp and the Circumstance is all engineered by them, not by us.’ ‘The celebration was a grand display of pomp and Circumstance led by the students of the school.’
14. Formal display or ceremony (archaic except in the phrase pomp and Circumstance)
15. Despite all the pomp of his office/position, he has only limited powers.
16. All that space, all that pomp, for just a bit of food.
17. General Meade cared but little for the pomp and parade of war.
18. What does pomp and Circumstance expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary.
19. He was buried in Westminster Abbey "without any manner of pomp" on 14 February.
20. These are men who lead their daily lives with inflated pomp; they grovel for nothing.
21. She arrived at the airport without the pomp and ceremony that usually accompanies important politicians.
22. On this occasion, the smooth display of pomp was meant to serve a deeper political purpose.
23. Hence, they have taught that Christ’s return would be with great display and visible pomp.
24. All pluck and pomp, it rang throughout the hall in dulcet tones as never before.
25. No amount of display or pomp is going to increase it, or lack of it detract.
26. For this reason it is best to carry out funerals with a minimum of pomp and fuss.
27. No strangers in black coats, no false pomp and ceremony; just his family, just his friends.
28. He chafes at the pomp and security that has descended on him with his new post.
29. The real question is, though, does all this pomp and circumstance result in a superior loaf?
30. The Senator's problems overshadowed all the pomp and ceremony of the opening of the 105th Congress.
31. He was very tall and spoke with great pomp : " I am the color of royalty and power .
32. And he is not to come with regal pomp and splendor —no robes of royalty nor any sparkling diadems.
33. 17 Ceremonies recalling the pomp of the empire lasted six hours as the funeral cortege processed through the city.
34. The Prince was welcomed with warmth, but not with all the pomp and circumstance he was used to.
35. An illustration of this can be found in the funerals of very famous people conducted with great pomp and circumstance.
36. He was in his pomp, and, like the lilies of the field, he toiled not neither did he spin.
37. The Royal Family is all about serious responsibilities: pomp and circumstance, figureheads for the land of hope and glory.
38. Byzantine > Art antique & médiéval > Musiciens Ambulants, maison de Ciceron, Pompéi, Ier s
39. The Prime Minister was received with all the traditional pomp and ceremony that is laid on for visiting heads of government.
40. Voice over Back to the 1950's ... and all the pomp and ceremony of an Encaenia at the Sheldonian Theatre.
41. The marriage was celebrated with great pomp and splendour, many feasts and entertainments, and public parades and celebrations followed commemorating the event.
42. His natural instincts led him away from the pomp and ceremony of regal splendour to the poverty of London's East End.
43. Bragging of their exploits vaunt usually connotes more pomp and bombast than boast and less crudity or naïveté than brag
44. The orchestral piece is a staple in graduation ceremonies, but it’s actually part of a larger piece called “Pomp and Circumstance in D Major, Op
45. That's so.'' "Golly, but wouldn't be jes' hab bad a mighty tough meal if be had got yo'; l'ish!" said Pomp, Badgeringly.
46. Crouching Tiger doesn't so much break new ground as reconfigure the genre with the pomp and ceremony of Western production values and psychological nuance
47. Allargando - Getting slower and broader (more majestic) Musical examples where the term 'Allargando' is used: Elgar Pomp & Circumstance No.1 b.8 ('Poco Allargando')
48. The election of Putin’s longtime acolyte and handpicked successor, Dmitri Medvedev, as Russia’s president means that Putin is formally surrendering all the pomp and circumstance of Kremlin power.
49. The Australian Bicentenary was marked by pomp and ceremony across Australia to mark the anniversary of the arrival of the First Fleet of British ships at Sydney in 1788
50. They range from expressions of praise to narrative history, from the joys of the grape harvest to the pomp of the palace inauguration, from reminiscences to hope, from request to entreaty.