Sentence examples for famous occasions from inspiring English sources

The following year a glittering production by Zeffirelli of Alcina was created for her at La Fenice in Venice, with repetitions in Dallas and in 1962 at Covent Garden: famous occasions all of these, adding lustre to the annals of the houses.

It is difficult for scholars to piece together the exact form of the entertainments, but clues have been gleaned from the written accounts, scripts, artworks, and tapestries that derived from these famous occasions.

For Wells, at least on one famous occasion, that relaxation included heavy drinking.

"I'll have a frolic with you," he said to his friends on a famous occasion.

The most famous occasion of flyboarding was when Alastair Campbell woke to find a Foxtons "For Sale" sign outside his house.

None of this grumbling should, of course, detract from a famous occasion for Exeter City and their excellent manager, Paul Tisdale.

Despite his wizardry with the ball at his feet (and in one famous occasion against England, his hand), Maradona never scored in any match against West Germany.

On one famous occasion it got so bad that birds fell dead out of the sky on to the Zocalo, the city's main square.

There was a famous occasion when they toured Italy supporting U2 and he caused a riot by abusing a plastic statue of the Pope on stage.

It's a reminder of the famous occasion after the 1948 US presidential election when the Chicago Daily Tribune ran with the headline "Dewey Defeats Truman".

On one famous occasion he donned a Mickey Mouse mask as he pushed his way through the gaggle of photographers outside the Institute of Directors.