| The winner will be chosen on 22 October and the prize will be ceremonially awarded mid-December. |
| Every morning the Indian flag is ceremonially hoisted on a central flagpole, an unusual practice for businesses here. |
| Stephanie took a pair of small nail scissors from her handbag and slowly chopped the gold card into pieces then she ceremonially tossed the bits into a nearby rubbish bin. |
| There may be a merry procession to Maypole or dance hall, where the May Queen ceremonially declares winter defeated and opens the dance. |
| It is ceremonially used in the act of crowning a King, Queen or other Sovereign. |
| Or was the water carried to the top and the beer ceremonially brewed up there? |
