dyngus day造句

• On Monday, it was South Bend's turn to celebrate, with Dyngus Day.
• Dyngus Day, the day after Easter, originated as a rite of spring in Poland.
• Dyngus Day in Cleveland is celebrated with a parade, polka, and the crowning of Miss Dyngus.
• The only city to have official Dyngus Day celebrations inspired by the popular Polish custom of Dyngus Day is Buffalo.
• The only city to have official Dyngus Day celebrations inspired by the popular Polish custom of Dyngus Day is Buffalo.
• Traditionally Polish areas of the country such as Chicago, and more recently Cleveland, observe Easter Monday as Dyngus Day.
• We are proud to now make Buffalo's most-loved ship part of our Dyngus Day Buffalo tradition ."
• Carter declares that it is Dyngus Day and the Griffin children must find a girl and tap her with a branch.
• One of the best example's is the yearly celebration of Easter Monday, known to many Eastern Europeans as Dyngus Day.
• Dyngus Day celebrations are widespread and popular in Buffalo, New York; La Porte in Indiana; and Hanover, New Hampshire.
• Starting in 2004, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana began celebrating Dyngus Day at the request of South Bend students.
• Dyngus Day is observed in many Polish American communities, most notably in Buffalo, New York, which hosts the largest continuing event commemorating the day.
• A similar tradition existed in Poland ( where it is called Dyngus Day ), but it is now little more than an all-day water fight.
• Party-goers dress up in the white-and-red colors of the Polish flag and carry balloons saying " Happy Dyngus Day " in English.
• Pussy willow also plays a predominant role in Polish Dyngus Day ( Easter Monday ) observances, continued also among Polish-Americans, especially in the Buffalo, New York area.
• The building has been a host to tours, art shows, local political events, train shows, annual Dyngus Day and Oktoberfest, weddings, as well as a temporary art installation by controversial artist Spencer Tunick in 2004.
• In "'Bloomington "', Electric hair wigs, flashing neon beer logos and shotskis abound Monday at Yogi's Grill and Bar as patrons celebrate Dyngus Day by partaking in Polish foods ( pierogi, hard boiled eggs and Polish sausage sandwiches ) and mismatching fashions.