It happened several weeks ago, and was followed by some additional solemnities.

When the solemnities were ended all moved towards the city.

The next day, preparations were made for the funeral solemnities.

The boys were subdued by these solemnities, and talked little.

From 1808 to 1811, he composed about 70 works for the royal solemnities.

The headlines called out the day, its commemorations, the public solemnities.

In these solemnities and revelries the Christians also took part.

He had, in fact, simply made a televised statement and avoided the solemnities afterward.

She had gone to great pains to prepare herself fittingly for the day's solemnities.

Anywhere else, this would be a sacred rite, with all the attendant solemnities.

He was the god of marriage, and presided over nuptial solemnities.

Academia and its solemnities of purpose are not to be seen at its events.

The august procession reached its appointed place in time, and the solemnities of the Coronation began.

But now the enchanted night is over; the solemnities of approaching marriage are enforcing reality.

He meant it as a joke, the letdown after the solemnities of coronation.

After the solemnities of his final accession to power, the first thing Shun did was to reform the calendar.

Published in time for holiday giving are three fast-moving titles that mock the solemnities of the cold war.

The Credo is used on all Sundays and solemnities.

When we went to take part in the celebrations, my heart leapt with joy that the two solemnities were so closely united."

"Then all the more reason for taking us to him," burst in Fili, who was getting impatient at these solemnities.

On Sundays and solemnities, three Scripture readings are given.

Bill Clinton has made "inclusion" a hallmark of his permanent campaign, offering balm, bucks and solemnities to all.

So they swore again with dread solemnities.

Most of the celebrations of events in the life of Christ are ranked as solemnities.

"If he and his entourage think that after the solemnities of the funeral it will be business as usual, they are misleading themselves," the paper said.

They had been caught up in the general air of solemnity.

I fear in part the solemnity of the March meeting.

"She would certainly have felt the solemnity of the occasion."

"My father was a very big man," the voice says with slow solemnity.

His three friends did the same, their faces suddenly full of solemnity.

Washington, by contrast, is supposed to be the city of solemnity.

For once it seemed the god had been shocked into solemnity.

A moment of humor to break the solemnity, that was good.

It happened several weeks ago, and was followed by some additional solemnities.

It is, for all its solemnity, show and not substance.

When the solemnities were ended all moved towards the city.

She considered his offer with all the solemnity of a computer analyst.

But how many works of art compel such total solemnity?

All around them the solemnity of other faces in mourning.

The solemnity of her expression made him want to grin.

With great solemnity, he lowered the point at the men, and they pulled up as one.

He laughed off the solemnity of the thought and returned to the chair.

I said it with false solemnity and a hurt look on my face.

All eyes were fixed on the door, which opened slowly and with a kind of solemnity.

She held her right hand up and spoke with the solemnity of an oath.

For his solemnity of the night before had greatly impressed me.

To me, death had always been invested with solemnity and dignity.

Everyone nodded, weighed down by the solemnity of the moment.

And now the look of almost holy solemnity began to transform itself into something else.

The crowd, including the press, applauded with just the right solemnity.