Sentence examples for any specific event from inspiring English sources

"It was not precipitated by any specific event.

"This decision is unrelated to any specific event, performance or personal relationship," Belichick continued.

He stressed that the film was not based on any specific event in his own life.

This was mixed with good performances and Kilbane was unable to pinpoint any specific event.

In Delaware, for example, pupils "will not be expected to recall any specific event or person in history".

Unlike other laws intended to protect children from predators, this one was not inspired by any specific event.

They said that the warning, about a gun or bomb attack, did not specify any targets and that authorities in Vienna did not intend to cancel any specific events.

"In this way, the system is able to find correlations with events in the game, without requiring a human to explicitly design representations for any specific events," says Fleischman.

"We would like to identify people who may have worked in that area or were involved in organising or running any specific events that may have taken place". It is understood that Dmitrijeva's mother, Anzela, moved to the UK three years ago to work in a food processing factory and was joined by her husband and two daughters a few months later.

Jordan doesn't mention any specific events by name, but the context is clear.

"While we didn't plan any specific events or activities around this year's DNC, our hosts in Charlotte are excited to open up their homes to visitors coming for this year's convention, especially given our history with the DNC in 2008," Carr said.