pomp and circumstance

We need pomp and circumstance at times in our lives.

The pomp and circumstance is still very much part of the day.

On second thought, reading her letter, she doesn't like pomp and circumstance.

But the pomp and circumstance is harder to handle now.

So was all the pomp and circumstance the reason he enjoyed the event?

Is it Glory, as the world has learned to call the pomp and circumstance of arms?

"But then there were the people who thought that she was drawn to all the pomp and circumstance."

"I've never been too good at pomp and circumstance," he said.

For today's ceremony, university officials wanted more than the usual pomp and circumstance.

"The more pomp and circumstance, the greater the humiliation later. "

With all its pomp and circumstance, it is the most theatrical festival.

In stirring up all the pomp and circumstance, they hoped to find some end result.

She knew the pomp and circumstance would come later.

Pomp and circumstance will be among the week's activities.

The meetings today were full of pomp and circumstance.

In this specific case, the excessive pomp and circumstance has made us look more foolish than not.

"It's quite pleasant to sit quietly without the pomp and circumstance of television," he said.

Getting a little mellow in all your pomp and circumstance?"

Hunters just didn't have the necessary pomp and circumstance about them to merit it on their own.

Bili was a good man, but he loved that sort of pomp and circumstance.

Now the entrance is through the pomp and circumstance of a small architectural celebration.

The pomp and circumstance of yesterday surely would have given Robinson pause.

Saphar said, glad that bit of pomp and circumstance was at an end.

"Or maybe he just wants to keep you from missing any of the pomp and circumstance," Trip said, grinning over his glass.

"It was every bit as good and wonderful, but without the pomp and circumstance."