Sentence examples for high-profile occasions from inspiring English sources

Newsflash: dressing well for high-profile occasions does not mean having to wear something flamboyant.

Brown Panther will now be aimed at the Irish St Leger and the Melbourne Cup, high-profile occasions where his connections believe he rightly belongs.

Then, in the spring, Mr. Bloomberg's tartness came through on two high-profile occasions, reinforcing the image of him as out of touch and insensitive.

And the BBC and other broadcasters do use the empty chair, albeit on less high-profile occasions: if a news maker is unwilling to face the cameras, best practice is to say so and to cover the topic anyway.

His success so far reflects a moderate political identity, and Scott Brown, mentioned earlier, has crossed the aisle on numerous high-profile occasions to vote against fellow Republicans in the Senate.

Every summer a service of remembrance for the victims of Butovo is one of the few high-profile occasions when Russians publicly remember the harm that the nation has suffered at the hands of its own rulers, as opposed to foreign rulers or invaders.

Another high-profile occasion was an Inclusive Capitalism conference in May, convened in conjunction with Lynn Forester de Rothschild.

On Sunday, a senior police official called for Scottish football's most high-profile occasion to be banned.

For the second high-profile occasion inside a fortnight, with everything weighted in their favour, Saracens found the crucial final step beyond them.

There were also many petitioners there, using the high-profile occasion to try to get someone, anyone, to hear their complaints.

"With his feral good looks and unerring dress sense, Jock Scot brought a glamorous edge to whatever high-profile occasion he deigned to attend," said the performance poet John Cooper Clarke.