Sentence examples for epochal day from inspiring English sources

It seems fitting on this epochal day -- one of many epochal days in what's shaping up to be an epic year -- to revisit Spike Lee's monumental 2006 HBO documentary,When The Levees Broke: A Requiem In Four Parts.

So, this epochal day is off to an amazing start.

Normally, I'd try to commemorate that horrible, epochal day as best as I can here at home.

That was, you'll no doubt remember, the epochal day when Kompakt records released After Love, the only album Aguayo recorded with former collaborator Dirk Leyers as Closer Musik.

On an epochal day in 2007 the newspaper staff in "The Imperfectionists" must deal with a huge story.

The sections about Owens's pre-Olympic career will introduce you to his epochal day at the Big Ten track and field championships in 1935, when he set or tied four world records in less than an hour, an achievement that dwarfs, in purely athletic terms, what he achieved at the Berlin Olympics the next year.

Zuydcoote is a beach surburban to Dunkirk, and the weekend in question is the epochal Saturday and Sunday in May, 1940, when the British Army retreated onto Zuydcoote's sands and out into the Channel and waited for the miracle of the boats from home.

Weird work and study schedules and an epochal meeting at Sunday school are also part of his life story.

Everyone has a tale to tell, but since Sept. 11 everyone here can also describe the personal impact of that day's epochal events.

Zimbabwe will have a presidential runoff election on Friday, an epochal choice between Robert Mugabe, the 84-year-old liberation hero who has run the nation for nearly three decades, and the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.

At the five-day fair, the epochal event in the toy-selling business, it was abundantly clear that technology had become an essential component in toys.