Sentence examples for a very different event from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, it's a very different event.

But it was a very different event, says Brooks, that put the service on the map.

This apocalyptic vision was shown on the television, but it was for those who viewed it a very different event.

Davos is disorienting because the huge number of people, most of them very rich, makes it a very different event from my usual Oxfam visit.

The first golden age of chasing, though, was in the 1930s, when Golden Miller won the Gold Cup five years in a row and Cheltenham was a very different event.

Yet if the president had given his speech at any of these sites, or at one of the thousands of plantations where slaves once toiled, it would have been a very different event -- and, some African-Americans say, a far more relevant one.

It's a very, very different event in terms of rates, although you at least have a total magnitude maybe like the future.

Jehue now you are the World Champion, the Commonwealth Games will be very different event for you this time you will be the marked man.

What follows is a hop, skip and jump through that notebook, vivid impressions that leap out of a blur of 13 very different events.

Bill Gurley, a general partner at Benchmark, stressed earlier this year that the late-stage financing of companies is a very different financing event from a public offering, where the scrutiny and focus on profitability of a company can be intense.

Three Tales takes in a wide sweep of 20th century technology, exploring three very different events - the construction and destruction of the airship Hindenberg in 1937, the first tests of the hydrogen bomb on Bikini Atoll in 1946, and finally the cloning of Dolly the sheep in 1996.