Sentence examples for appropriate occasion from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the 1914 centenary would be an appropriate occasion.
This was a small private reception, an appropriate occasion for levity.
Obama's 2012 address would be an appropriate occasion for him to do the same.
It's also a splendid word to add to one's vocabulary, to be rolled out on an appropriate occasion!
They are scheduled a year in advance but at last minute changes are made to hit an appropriate occasion.
The publication of a volume of selected poems is an appropriate occasion to appraise a poet's career, and an equally appropriate occasion to wonder why we use the word "career" in connection with poetry at all.
When Mr. King asked about the appropriate occasions for military force, Mr. Bush lapsed into a kind of mantra.
I was hoping to get a certificate saying "excused from dancing" which I could flourish on appropriate occasions.
Paul Moore's faith was not a fashionable faith, one that could be worn lightly on appropriate occasions or waved about as proof of respectability.
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"It makes sense to have particularly expensive technology in the hands of the military and let police borrow it on appropriate occasions".
