Sentence examples similar to incident of the second from inspiring English sources

The state into which matters have fallen was enshrined in a single incident on the second day of the Fifth Test.

Trey Cook, editor-in-chief at the company, described the incident on the first day of the event as "devastating".

With the third London Games well underway, we should spare a moment to recall the most famous incident of the first London Olympiad, in 1908: the marathon finish of a diminutive Italian named Dorando Pietri.

Its resources include Denmark's moody light, its attractive architecture, and its relative safety, all of which enhance the dramatic punch of, say, the murder of a teen-age girl, which was the precipitating incident of the first season of "The Killing".

Probably the most memorable incident of the first-half was the sight of respective managers John Brennan and James McCartan exchanging words just before the break with the Down boss' attempts at using humour to diffuse the situation, not appearing to work.

The massacre of Polish officers by Russian secret police was one of the most notorious incidents of the second world war, and has long been a source of tension between Warsaw and Moscow.

In one of the few major incidents of the first half, Jordan Henderson reacts after Wilmar Barrios appears to headbutt him.

More significant in the eyes of some of the players was an incident in the second game of the series.

Incident angles of the first arrivals are calculated from the vertical slowness.

45 Here's hoping the second half is as full of incident as the first.

In current double-diffraction spectrometers design theory, the differences of the incident angles in the second diffraction are ignored.