Amused TechCrunch boss Michael Arrington used his Web site to publish the letter, occasioning much ridicule.
The next red-letter occasion in the shepherd's calender is December's tupping-time.
So this year's event is a red-letter occasion, and the official participant list shows that the 2014 conference is a peculiarly high-powered affair.
It underscored the not-so-subtle competition among mega-brands to outdo one another on red-letter occasions.
The other 60%, though, said that they read cover letters on occasion, and that in certain situations a cover letter could be very useful.
You don't have to show up at some – I want to characterize it without a four-letter word – occasion.
Objecting to a review of David Reynolds's life of John Brown, Michael Wreszin makes his letter (May 15) the occasion for an unprovoked attack on me.
Almost every selection Monday captured some measure of perfection, but perhaps none more than Lowell's letter on the occasion of Dylan Thomas's death in 1953: The details are rather gorgeously grim.
Hospital officials used the letter as an occasion to lobby for two malpractice insurance changes proposed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's task force on Medicaid overhaul: a cap on noneconomic damages, like pain and suffering, for malpractice suits, and an indemnity fund for neurologically damaged infants.
From the movie's very first scene, an extreme closeup of Theodore dictating a love letter on the occasion of a fiftieth anniversary that's not his own (that's his job, as a writer at a company that produces personal letters for hire), it's obvious that Theodore, a cog in a cheerfully ruthless machine of technological simulacra for human connections, is coming in for a bruising.
The broker had provided no agenda or subsequent notes of the meetings at schools under pressure to become academies, while, said Crumpton's letter, on each occasion she had said: "The minister will make you become an academy, and will intervene both in the school and in the local authority if they do not support this action".
