Sentence examples for epoch-making day from inspiring English sources

Frederick Engels called the vote "an epoch-making day" and a St Louis labor leader predicted it would become "the battle cry for all the enslaved toilers from the Atlantic to the Pacific".

When Mr. Resnais rejected the project of making a documentary on the atom bomb, the refusal led to his first feature, the epoch-making "Hiroshima, Mon Amour" (1959).

In smaller communities, however, especially in Asia Minor, analogous local departures were used (legendary or historical foundation dates or other epoch-making events), with confusing results for latter-day chronologists.

ROME — Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi presented what he described on Thursday as an "important and epoch-making" change to Italy's justice system, but critics said they feared the plan would weaken the independence of the judiciary.

(Kozinn) ★ 'EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH' (Thursday) Excerpts from this mind-bending, epoch-making 1976 musical theater piece from Philip Glass and Robert Wilson will feature Lucinda Childs and Melvin van Peebles.

It is so painful that I could not make The one Young World..But Still It_ is an Epoch-making, Mindblowing, Life-changing Summit that will Catapult this Generation of Youths into another level of Global and Sustainable Impact.

Instead of making music, she orchestrated the symbolic reality of Britain through two epoch-making magazines: Queen from 1958 to 1964, and Vogue from 1964 to 1984.

It could be epoch-making.

These are epoch-making times.

Every election is hailed as epoch-making.

On that score, these books disappoint.These were epoch-making lives.