Sentence examples for a momentous note from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, she gave a glance to the side before she embarked on the next ordinary sentence destined to end on a momentous note: "Let's all come together in a national campaign — like none other".

She described its Royal assent as a "momentous day", noting that "Parliament has provided a clear framework for the future and a solid base on which to regulate 21st-century practice within 21st-century law".

And yet it feels like a momentous moment.

Dr. Lukin said it was a momentous, pioneering moment.

Simon Rosenberg, founder of the New Democrat Network, has marshaled survey data to show the potential for a momentous shift in party affiliation, noting that in 2000 and 2004, Mr. Bush worked hard to reach out to Hispanics, pushing up the Republican percentage of their vote to 40percentt in 2004 from 21percentt in 1996.

If the corporation needs any help striking the right note for such a momentous occasion, Dan Starkey may have made the perfect pitch.

For Victoria Cleland, the Bank's chief cashier whose name is on every one of those notes, it is a momentous day.

In the meantime, says Gilding, take notes: "When we look back, 2008 will be a momentous year in human history.

Today is a momentous day.

It was a momentous occasion.

It proved a momentous night.