Sentence examples for an unspecified event from inspiring English sources
On Sunday night, according to the White House schedule, President Bush will travel to New Haven for an unspecified event the next day.
The attorney gave Johnson the name of a therapist, whose notes, which The Post reviewed, reference an unspecified event during the campaign that had left her distraught.
That was about a half-hour earlier than normal, at the request of a juror who had an unspecified event to attend.
An unspecified event a decade earlier — Luke Passmore's barely-there screenplay is no help here — has left all of society more or less like "The Hunger Games".
ACSs were primary incident cases of fatal and non-fatal events of myocardial infarction, coronary revascularisation or both, and sudden death for an unspecified cardiac event.
The only slight disappointment is the prize - a trip for two to an unspecified "IAAF event".
The Raw Shark Texts by Steven Hall 428pp, Canongate, £12.99 Steven Hall's debut opens, as so many novels seem to do these days, with a young amnesiac losing his memory after an unspecified traumatic event.
Minders roused the foreign journalists at 4 30 a.m. for an unspecified "major event," and instructed them to leave phones, computers, and water at the hotel; they claimed to have no further information.
Also available for investigation, sometimes with story relevance and sometimes just for fun, will be the ruins of our Earth as we know it today – Horizon is set 1,000 years after an unspecified cataclysmic event, called simply "the fall", turned everything to shit, and nature has very much reclaimed the planet, albeit alongside these strange machines.
In Keynes's work the "disturbance" given the most play is some unspecified event that makes business firms take a darker view of the returns to be expected from new investment.
Nikephoros set out to meet them, but was forced to return before he could do so, due to some unspecified event at his back (Warren Treadgold surmises news of a possible conspiracy).
