In this dry but extremely eventful early part of his account, Mr. Gregson also explores the intricate dealings between the monarchs and their government ministers, who assumed the princely title Rana, from the name of a prominent family, and often wielded more influence than the rulers they represented.
And, through it all, continuity is supplied by the festival's president, Helga Rabl-Stadler, a fixture who was a part of the eventful reign of Gerard Mortier.
The Sydney-trained designer has been gaining traction in the northern hemisphere for several years now, but the past six months have been particularly eventful – helped in no small part by Oscar-winners Jennifer Lawrence and Cate Blanchett and pop star Selena Gomez, stepping out in his signature tailored jackets and understated evening wear.
The lost ball was part of an eventful round for the group containing Grace, Matteo Manassero and England's Robert Rock.
This should be an eventful year for science, in part because a new U.S. president will soon have to make many decisions about research and development.
It was part of an eventful over during which Hardstaff had many near-misses.
These sections feel so urgent and empathetic that they shine an unflattering light on Quentin's part of the story, however eventful it is.
Put up with Catherine being airlifted into every part of the narrative, and episode six is magnificent: eventful but delicate, hypertense and softened with sly humour.
It's about a town where art, idealism, the devil, mass media, the police and memory all play their part in a chronicle of a family and an eventful small town.
As tradition has come to dictate, the cast of "The Real Housewives of New York City" sat down for the first part of their reunion specials, looking back at the eventful season just finished.
