Sentence examples for extraordinary occasions from inspiring English sources

"It was one of those extraordinary occasions.

Extraordinary occasions DO call for extraordinary words, sir. And poetry is huge like that.

If so, we could so a compromise reinstating the norm of reserving it for extraordinary occasions.

"There may be extraordinary occasions" when such killing is permissible, Cole conceded, but he argued that some sort of public accounting, at a very minimum, is required.

The three negotiators reconvened on Sunday, and General Dunford proposed to modify the wording of the agreement to say that troops would only enter homes "on extraordinary occasions," the same official said.

By their very nature, feasts and festivals are special times, not just in the sense that they are extraordinary occasions but more so in the sense that they are separate from ordinary times.

It's an extraordinary occasion.

"They will buy on impulse and only buy haute couture for an extraordinary occasion, like a wedding.

If any Australian player was likely to be over-charged on this extraordinary occasion, it was surely Warner.

If any Australian player was likely to be overcharged on this extraordinary occasion, it was surely Warner.

It was an extraordinary occasion, but one thing that struck me as a Catholic was the contrast between the service in Westminster Abbey and the others.