Sentence examples for especially eventful from inspiring English sources

Though "Goldengrove" is not especially eventful, Ms. Prose gives its characters much internal drama.

This year was especially eventful as it transpired that Whanga and the Mount are now for oldies and nerds, and the new hotspot for trouble is Gisborne.

NEW YORK -– The past month has been especially eventful at Politico, with the news organization announcing a new editor, losing an executive editor, hiring another executive editor, planning a new policy venture, launching another and gearing up for a European expansion.

Japan had a particularly eventful day.

But the period is enormously eventful, especially when it comes to Henry's much scrutinized dealings with women.

POLITICS and policy dominated the markets in the third quarter, especially during an eventful, nerve-racking and surprising final few weeks that left the markets in a state of heightened uncertainty.

Their strategy is obvious and effective, providing a method to allow their show to be more interactive and leverage casual fans to tune in more regularly especially when something eventful is on the screen.

Don't Use the Word Juggernaut Unless You Really Mean It Award — To the Cubs' eventful offseason and especially to devotees of the Cubs who, like the original juggernaut worshippers, get crushed under its wheels.

Though brief, the MIIT statement is especially loaded because the last two months have been very eventful for Apple's China business.

This week was an eventful one in the TV world, especially when it came to "Two and A Half Men" and '90s nostalgia.

Although the game itself was unremarkable, especially during a flat second half, it was still a highly eventful debut day for the former Preston, Everton and Manchester United boss, featuring a diverted aeroplane, a series of selection decisions, a bizarre touchline bust-up and a midnight finish.