Sentence examples for constellation of events from inspiring English sources

But the energy spike of the year comes from the constellation of events known as the Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Showcase of Tucson.

This decision was down to Netanyahu, and of course his interaction with a very particular constellation of events inside Israel and in the Middle East.

At the conference is a Milken-Within-a-Milken — an entire constellation of events reserved for only the most powerful attendees.

The months before I picked up that book had built in me a kind of dread I couldn't name, spurred on by a constellation of events that were all designed to remind me of "my place".

This exhibition is part of The Grand Tour, a constellation of events across the region this spring that remember the cultural pilgrimage undertaken by Wright and his contemporaries and update it to modern Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.

With phobias, of course, it's impossible to point to one precipitating cause, one formative event, and in Mr. Shawn's case, a constellation of events, experiences and environmental influences helped reinforce any existing tendency to bury his difficulties inside.

(Smith) ★ 'Not Over: 25 Years of Visual AIDS' (closes on Sunday) On its quarter-century anniversary, Visual AIDS has organized a constellation of exhibitions, events and performances, the centerpiece being "Not Over: 25 Years of Visual AIDS".

East Village Through June 30 On the quarter-century anniversary of its founding, Visual AIDS has organized a constellation of exhibitions, events and performances, the centerpiece being "Not Over: 25 Years of Visual AIDS" at La MaMa Galleria.

"Flute and Orchestra" (1977-78), elegantly played by Erin Lesser in what was billed as its American premiere, offered greater variety and clearer volition in its shimmering constellation of sonic events.

But a few things actually managed to impress me so far as I stumble through CES and its constellation of surrounding events.

However it is this constellation of cardiovascular events, not the one first recorded, that reflects the genuine CVD burden faced by an individual.