Sentence examples for infamous occasion from inspiring English sources

I learned that Adolf Eichmann was in the audience, and so of course was the Red Cross, on that infamous occasion in its history".

The sense of shock may not have been quite as profound as on that infamous occasion when Arsenal's contract offer was relayed to him by his agent as he drove, prompting him almost "to swerve off the road", but this was a player wounded.

One manager departed because of the Super Bowl – that infamous occasion, in 2012, when MIA joined Madonna on stage as part of the event's halftime show and, during some very limited time on screen, managed to flip an unchoreographed middle finger at 167 million viewers.

It wasn't a very nice way to start the day.' That was the infamous occasion when, in the play-off, Mize holed a freakish 140-yard chip for a birdie at the 11th to win the tournament as a disconsolate Norman could only stand there and shake his head.

People who knew him better than I did would tell stories of long nights out with William, of infamous occasions where he had disappeared with communal grams of cocaine and returned to announce that he had snorted the lot.

She negotiated by radio on several occasions with infamous Liberian warlord Charles Taylor.

On that occasion, after Arsenal's infamous £40,000,001 bid, he asked "what do you think they're smoking over there at Emirates?" On Saturday, he tweeted about Suarez again.

Twice they reached Mexico before being deported, on one occasion riding "The Beast", an infamous cargo train, part of the way from Arriaga, in southern Mexico.

The Dutchman won the European Cup with PSV Eindhoven in 1988 but his last Champions League game was Chelsea's infamous 2009 semi-final against Barcelona, an occasion overshadowed by the performance of the Norwegian official, Tom Henning Ovrebo, who turned down a succession of penalty appeals for the hosts before Andrés Iniesta secured Barça's progress with a last-minute equaliser.

Seattle Seahawks supporters have set off a quake on several occasions, including after Marshawn Lynch's infamous Beast Mode run.

On one hand, it's an occasion to dramatize damning portions of the infamous Pentagon Papers -- as surreptitiously handed by Daniel Ellsberg to the New York Times's Neil Sheehan several years after the document was compiled.