Sentence examples for event that comes from inspiring English sources

An event that comes once every thousand years.

It is a prestigious Grade I event that comes with a large purse.

On Wednesday, each race was one 1.4-kilometer loop, less than a mile, compared with the 30-kilometer, or 18.6-mile, event that comes later.

The brittle multiracial consensus subsequently built by Nelson Mandela and others is tested every so often by some event that comes seemingly out of the blue.

It was a revolutionary moment, and by far the most serious challenge to the reign of the generals; the protest led by monks last September is the only event that comes close.

Pregnancy is a life-changing event that comes with a slew of anxieties.

"Buffett Buys Omnicom" refers to an event that happened yesterday, "Buffett Bought Omnicom" to a past event that came to light yesterday, and "Buffett to Buy Omnicom" to a future event that was announced yesterday.

An event that came to encapsulate the boom, the Ryder Cup golf tournament held in 2006 at the K Club, a resort west of Dublin, had promoters boasting the club was among the world's most luxurious.

This reminds me of a horrific event that came out of the Jenny Jones show in 1995, when producers brought on a man, Jonathan Schmitz, to reveal that he had a secret admirer, who producers implied was a woman.

They're producing social media posts for all outcomes and only posting the ones that correspond to the event that came true.

According to Jean-François Dumas, head of Influence Communications, a media broker analyzing electronic media, the only event that came close this year was the Charlie Hebdo shooting.