Sentence examples for earliest occasion from inspiring English sources

Had Zdansky documented and revealed his findings on the earliest occasion, the early history of Zhoukoudian and discoveries of first Peking Man fossils would have been more precisely known and the development of the field of palaeoanthropology in early twentieth century China would have been different.

The earliest occasion being 14.00 hrs.

Matuidi would have been a mere pup on the earlier occasion, just 7 at the time.

"There is an element of every character in every playwright," he said on an earlier occasion.

On that earlier occasion, the United States failed to respond, and sided with the returning French.

On an earlier occasion, Cousin, whose sister had died, took him to see "her stone".

An absurd idea of course, even if, on at least one earlier occasion, such interference was blatant, successful, and surreal.

(Cox's agent, Melanie Coupland, skewered that claim: Fraser had pressured Cox to pose for him on the earlier occasion).

On an earlier occasion he had told Peggy Guggenheim that he had, in her words, 'retained a terrible memory of life in his mother's womb.

Weirdly, no one has mentioned the earlier occasion when the name of a liberal President was pushed off an entire peninsula and no one complained.

On an earlier occasion, during the Attica prison riots in 1971, he foresaw that the inmates who had taken over the prison would be slaughtered.