Sentence examples for established events from inspiring English sources

"I have 1923, 1939 and 1954," he said, referring to the established events in Gerlach's life.

All of the established events have returned, although some have undergone changes.

Some are happy to curate established events and use them as a living mixtape of favourites.

The festival is also set to feature two already established events: the popular indie games gathering, Rezzed, and the annual Bafta video game awards.

We learn the origins of the disease that we first saw in "Angelology," running riot through the Nephilim and melting their wings to stubs — but it seems to contradict established events.

It has replaced a raft of older, more established events such as the individual pursuit and points race, but it does at least have a narrative over its two days, and it is growing as a spectacle as riders adapt to its varied demands.

If an established event is hiring lots of caterers, why aren't last year's traders coming back?

By the time Jones was found dead on Boxing Day 1964, it was a large, established event.

The idea of bringing the Fringe principle – a looser, more radical and accessible appendage to an established event – to the flower show, sprang into his head fully formed one morning two years ago.

Charlotte Edwards, the England captain who experienced a similar if considerably more established event when she spent last winter playing for Western Fury in Australia's seven-team Women's National Cricket League, described the proposals as "what we've been crying out for for a number of years".

Take an established event, put it in the capital city, invite lots of people and you should have a party, right?