Sentence examples similar to grand occasions from inspiring English sources

You'll be mistaken for the man's daughter or granddaughter on occasion.

On one occasion, when Max intrudes on Miles and Tick asking if there's any law against a man's visiting his son and granddaughter, "Miles, who on many occasions would've voted for such legislation, had to admit there wasn't any yet".

The Queen, his great-granddaughter, has tried on nine occasions to win the Derby.

The couple's granddaughter, Reid Russell, shared photographs of the special occasion on Twitter this week.

On that occasion, my daughter, Caitlin, Mum's only granddaughter, went out to Stamford from New York for the night, taking with her her best friend, Kate Kennedy.

"East Side Stories" continues to follow Boris's descendants as one marries a Puerto Rican veteran in the 1950s (and sees "West Side Story"), another evades the draft in 1971 (illustrated by tunes from "Hair," above) and a great-great granddaughter who's H.I.V.-positive lives with aspiring actors in 1996 (an occasion for songs from "Rent").

Their granddaughter, Sylvie (Savannah Lathem), the one connection they have to their dead daughter, visits them on occasion but doesn't particularly relish her time there.

"It is a real sad occasion," said Vincent J. Cannuscio, the supervisor of the Town of Southampton, who said that Ms. Czaplick's granddaughter Linda Kabot was his executive assistant.

Scott's post was occasioned by the publication of "Portrait of Murdock Pemberton: The New Yorker's First Art Critic," a book written by the critic's granddaughter Sally Pemberton.

"Why?" her granddaughter asked.

"That's my granddaughter.