Noun:

(பேச்சு வழக்கில்) நடனம்,

proms's Usage Examples:

New York City and its famous theater scene inspire many proms like "Bright Lights in the Big City," "Backstage Glamour," and "Broadway Stars.

Dresses sold as for proms, cotillion or other parties may be your best bet.

Thirty years after this tradition began, many movies about the glamor of high school proms were released, making anything prom related very popular.

Is there a gown used in other family christenings that could be passed down to your child?However solid gold will last a lifetime and can be worn at future proms and balls, engagement parties, weddings, christenings, anniversaries and many other family occasions.

Proms in the Park - Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra 29 July, 8pm classical firework proms in the Park - Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra 29 July, 8pm classical firework proms.

While high school proms became popular around 1930, the use of boutonnieres and corsages did not become a tradition until around 1950.

Limo services get booked quickly, especially from May to June as local high school students hire limo drivers to escort them to and from their proms.

In addition the theater hosts the annual welsh proms and has a packed program of orchestral concerts from the BBC National Orchestras of Wales.

Martin Kettle talks to Nicholas Kenyon about this year's proms.

The annual proms in the Park Festival will be taking place on Saturday August 15th.

Synonyms:

promenade, formal, ball,

Antonyms:

ride, informal, informality, unconventional,