Sentence examples for a memorable case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lucas followed, and the rest is, if not quite the stuff of history, a memorable case of chutzpah.

The first part of this problem, the fact that the state takes the big risks, is exemplified by a memorable case study of Apple.

In fact he could be concertedly nasty, as in The Cicerones (1968), a memorable case of being in the wrong place (a Flemish cathedral) at the wrong time (elevenish).

It's a great application of web technology to an interesting problem, and will probably prove to be a memorable case study in an increasingly common phenomenon: the necessity of branding an emergent movement or pattern on the internet.

Now, to be considered for some venerable buildings, an applicant must submit three months' worth of cancelled checks, forgo a mortgage, and — in one memorable case — pretend to have a cold in order to mask a Bronx accent.

They were scattered across the country, in their recipients' desk drawers or, in the memorable case of a literary critic who had a hook for a hand, in a box under the bed, which he dragged out with his piratical prosthesis.

Manufacturing plants with rusty tools, mold in production areas and — in one memorable case — a barrel of urine.

In one memorable case, a group of residents were thrown out by the fire brigade due to apparent breaches of fire safety.

People leap off ship decks and through ocean waves and, in one especially memorable case, from a mountaintop into a shimmering lagoon (which, for the literal-minded, means jumping off a ladder and into a silver fireman's net).

At the time these interactive performances in which it was just you and an artist – or, in one memorable case, just me, the artist and a very large, very dead pig – seemed as if they were merely an interesting sidestreet off the main theatrical highway.

This can lead to terribly awkward encounters, but it didn't with these guest dancers, many of whom upstaged their professional partners with their strutting, hamming and, in one memorable case, grabbing a rear end.