Sentence examples for key occasions from inspiring English sources

He's delivered for Shorten on a couple of key occasions.

As the nation's holy man, he has articulated questions that matter, touched national life at key occasions, and inspired his colleagues at every turn.

Although she largely cowers behind a man when in danger, on a couple of key occasions she takes the lead, to impressive effect.

Fourth, it is rumoured "President Bush has on several key occasions failed to raise our commitment to Georgia in meetings with Putin - including right after the Nato summit".

Pellegrini had made a bold move of his own given this was the night Yaya Touré learned for the first time in his six years at City he is no longer a mandatory first-team pick for the key occasions.

PARIS — The International Criminal Court on Friday told Kenya's deputy president, William Ruto, that he must attend most of his trial at The Hague, overturning a ruling that let him be present only on key occasions.

"Foreplay," declares Valle, "is a key occasion".

But is he really likely to change a winning team before such a key occasion?

Capello, like every other manager, has to work hard in the effort to ensure intensity from his squad on a low key occasion.

The annual partners' dinner at Mansion House, the official home of the Lord Mayor of London, is the key occasion of the year.

It was an unusually low-key occasion, with none of the pomp and ceremony typically seen at party rallies.