Sentence examples for held each fall from inspiring English sources
The American Royal, held each fall in the city, includes livestock and horse shows and a rodeo.
Today, almost half the $250,000 annual budget comes from a single fund-raising dinner held each fall.
The Connecticut-Westchester group has named its four-day mushroom hunt, held each fall, the Clark Rogerson Foray.
The Council's documents, shaped by the bishops and their theological advisers in four two-month sessions held each fall from 1962 through 1965, offer more than enough compromises and ambiguities for conflicting interpretations.
An original parts book and sales brochure for the 1909 Maxwell line, unearthed on one of Mr. Anderson's many trips to swap meets like the one held each fall in Hershey, Pa., provided further guidance, as did photos from Ramsey's book "Veil, Duster and Tire Iron" and an album donated to the project by her grandson.
In Smith's honor, the Diocese of New York established a foundation to benefit the Catholic Charities, and, ever since, one of the key political events in New York has been the foundation's annual fund-raiser, the Al Smith dinner, held each fall in the midst of election season.
The event, held each spring and fall, is organized by "pugmaster" Ben Friedman and has been a tradition since 1994.
Held annually each fall in New York City, the Festival hosts red-carpet screenings and panels and unites the community to help shape television's future.
On the day they'd left — and no, she didn't want her parents driving her up there, she was an adult and she could take care of herself — Jeremy followed her as far as the Bear Mountain Bridge and they pulled off the road and held each other till the sun fell down into the trees.
For now, we must hold each other as we fall to pieces, as we simultaneously lose ourselves to our despair and drown in our panic, as we burn with the hottest, bluest flames of hopelessness.
The Hackers Conference, an annual event held near here each fall, includes three complete sit-down meals and a fourth meal at midnight, intended to celebrate the owlish hours kept by programmers and hardware designers.
