(1) Event Management, as a profession, is gaining increasing relevance what with the intension of the people to conduct functions, including marriages and school functions, with pomp and gaiety .

(2) He paid tribute to Abbeyside Pattern Committee and those who helped to light the Village, giving an atmosphere of gaiety and good cheer for the Christmas Season.

(3) But he would much rather be on the boat, facing aliens, monsters, and just plain bad guys, than facing the cheerfulness and gaiety of another Christmas season.

(4) If red roses are arranged with yellow roses or blossoms contain both red and yellow coloration, they express gaiety , joviality and happiness.

(5) So it was nice to be invited to the jollity and gaiety of a wedding for once instead of being summonsed to a cremation.

(6) He seemed to be a part of the gaiety, having a wonderful time

(7) All my cousins and aunts and uncles got together in my grandfather's house and we all spent this day together with traditional gaiety and tons of happiness.

(8) The Sikh community of the twin cities celebrated Baisakhi with religious fervour and gaiety here on Wednesday.

(9) On first seeing these works, the viewer is overtaken by a sense of gaiety and joyfulness.

(10) The 30 comedies that he composed after his return to Paris reveal an art capable of admitting serious and even tragic experience without sacrificing the laughter, gaiety , and exuberance proper to comedy.

(11) His exuberance, gaiety and intelligence made him many friends and his irrepressible high spirits and disregard for authority sometimes strained the patience of his tolerant and long suffering housemaster.

(12) Village fairs were occasions for happiness and gaiety .

(13) Pomp, pageantry and gaiety ran riot making the atmosphere electric.

(14) Young people there exude gaiety and mirth, for who could be cynical about love in Italy while thinking of Shakespeare's play?

(15) Christmas even in more modern times has not always been remembered with gaiety and good cheer.

(16) I am sorry to hurt any man's feelings, and to brush away the magnificent fabric of levity and gaiety that he has reared; but I accuse our minister of honesty and diligence; I deny that he is careless of rash.

(17) Leopold Hawelka, himself, will often add to the day's gaiety by inducing strangers to share your table, leaving you free to ignore or chat to them as you will.

(18) Time for celebration, festivities, gaiety , food, drink, laughteru251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac oh, that's Christmas Eve.

(19) It stood in stark contrast to the gaiety and celebration of the previous day at Lake Burley Griffin.

(20) But it is impossible by words to convey any idea of the effect of his conversation, and of the impression made by so much philosophy, gaiety and humour, accompanied by a manner at once so animated and simple.