Sentence examples for A fitting occasion from inspiring English sources

But the start of a protracted, tragic conflict isn't a fitting occasion for fireworks, awards and pavlova.

Bin Laden's death and the looming anniversary of 9/11 provide a fitting occasion to embark on such an effort.

blog post, the holiday was a fitting occasion on which to "further transfer technological power from corporations to the individual".

Fine-strain into a sterilised bottle, mix in the sugar and put in the freezer, ready for a fitting occasion.

The current mayoral race provides a fitting occasion to read "Native Speaker," Chang-rae Lee's 1995 novel of ethnicity and city politics.

Saturday's final is the first time the sides have met in a Scottish Cup final for 60 years, so it seems a fitting occasion to remember the player everyone at Motherwell knew as 'Uncle Phil'.

There couldn't have been a more fitting occasion for the debut of American broadcasting than an election night.

In an event heavy with symbolism in a city known for plenty of it, former President George Bush, whose term in office coincided with the fall of the Berlin Wall and who shepherded the historic process of reunifying Germany, will officially open the $130 million building here on Friday, on the fitting occasion of the Fourth of July.

I wore it on fitting occasions, like the night that I sold my drawings of Islanders stars in the stands at the Nassau Coliseum.

"And when the rebellion shall have been suppressed — as suppressed it soon will be; when this war shall have been terminated … and when this union of ours shall have been restored … it will furnish a fitting and appropriate occasion to celebrate that welcome event".

This was a fitting setting for the occasion.