Sentence examples for many occasions from from inspiring English sources

Not an entirely new story, as I have reported on many occasions from places across Africa over 20 years as a foreign correspondent.

Durham said that McNamee had stored those items for years and would take the stand to detail how he injected Clemens with drugs on many occasions from 1998 to 2001.

"The over-the-knee boot has become an important category within our boot range due to the different heel heights and the appeal for many occasions, from day to night," she says, name-checking bestsellers such as Balenciaga and Valentino, cut in velvet and suede respectively.

Then he gave a sense of Mr. Sharon's rigidity, repeating a phrase he said he had heard on many occasions from the prime minister: "Yes is yes, and no is no; I say what I mean and I mean what I say".

He saved them on many occasions from relegation.

You've seen this form factor on many occasions from Pantech with the Helio Ocean being the most notable of the bunch and probably the best.

Ahlu Sunna forces have driven the Shabab out of some areas of central Somalia while the transitional government forces have steadily lost territory to the Shabab, and, on many occasions, fled from the front lines instead of fighting.

A former member of the Bank's monetary policy committee – the American Adam Posen – conducts a manifestly undisguised assault on the centralised way in which Sir Mervyn King allegedly runs the Bank, having already on many occasions differed from him on policy.

Throughout the DC Universe, Hex has been, on many occasions, transported from the Old West to the contemporary setting and beyond.

Worse yet: Despite our aspirations, the American spaceship of state -- let's call it the USS Ameriprise -- not only resembles the USS Enterprise of the (mostly well-meaning but distinctly meddlesome) Federation, but also, on too many occasions, the Enterprise from a barbarous parallel universe pictured in "Mirror, Mirror," an episode from the show's second season.

But behind the blizzard of detail, delivered by a man whose research of the Americans' World Cup opponents has led him to watch as many as 50 matches a week in recent months, was the unmistakable sense that Bradley has quizzed Capello on many occasions and emerged from those conversations with one simple piece of wisdom that has served him better than anything.