Sentence examples for exceptional to happen from inspiring English sources

If the Duke of Edinburgh passes the odd ethnically dubious comment, it is simply because he "wants to stir things up" and longs "for something exceptional to happen".

It was losing the everyday dramatic tautness that had once prevailed: the expectation that almost perfect baseball would be played, inning after inning, and that winning a game would therefore require something exceptional to happen out there.

But with or without your chaperons you'll get there, you always get there, and you're always on time, except during those exceptions when exceptional things seem to happen which simply can't be helped.

When a talented and experienced musical mind simply plays in key, keeps time and obeys basic rules of musical grammar, exceptional things seem to happen.

But it'll take some exceptional circumstances for that to happen.

"The Parliament will become weak if it allows the Expediency Council to resolve such problems, which is only supposed to happen in exceptional cases," said Amir Mohebian, the political editor of a daily, Ressallat.

If the CEO was an exceptional performer during the honeymoon and consolidation stage, this is unlikely to happen; human instinct is to trust the track record.

Google, which was lucky to have only 90 of its 300 applicants rejected, said that while it hires mostly American citizens or permanent residents, "If we're to remain an innovative company–one that is creating jobs in the U.S. every day we also need to hire exceptional candidates who happen to have been born elsewhere".

I've had one of those names for a couple of decades now and I can tell you the most exceptional things that happen to people named Ben is that they sometimes find great deals on bulk Doritos at BJ's Wholesale Club.

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But it's what it might represent in a larger context that makes her ascent to fashion royalty truly exceptional: Menon also happens to be the only Indian model regularly seen on the runways of New York and Paris, in international fashion publications and advertising campaigns.