Sentences with phrase «exist as celebrations»

Carnivals in the Caribbean originated as freedom festivals following emancipation and continue to exist as celebrations of life, liberty, and, of course, rum.

With each map being very similar to the original areas in past titles, it ultimately exists as a celebration of everything Zelda but with the fun and over-the-top combat and strategy involved in Dynasty Warriors games.

The prize exists as a celebration of European art and is currently juxtaposed with the political debate in the UK regarding joining The Europe Union.

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If the regional and worldwide associations of Christians were structured according to that paradigm, they would exist as communions of communions, communions of local congregations gathered around the celebration of the liturgy.

That is why this cake is not only a celebration of seasonal berries, Nordic cooking, pancakes (the fact that they exist) but, just as importantly, a celebration of the love of food — and the love food brings us!

As part of its Keeping Cats Safe campaign, leading cat charity International Cat Care is alerting cat owners to the dangers that exist for cats during Bonfire Night and Halloween celebrations — from the stress caused by fireworks, to the dangers of cats chewing glow sticks.

Does this space exist simply in terms of physical places set aside for mutual celebration, or does it also exist within the mind or perhaps even, as a mood?

Sustainable communities study groups for local business and civic leaders exist, as well as Earth Day celebrations, a downtown Farmer's Market, «smart growth» and farmland preservation workshops, and occasional sustainability columns in the Springfield Sun.

Often thought of as a place mostly for enjoying holiday dinners and birthday celebrations, the dining room is morphing into a friendlier, more intimate space as home owners try to maximize existing square footage rather than add on.