Sentence examples similar to memorable circumstance from inspiring English sources

James Monroe died shortly after doing it, as did former Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, although in much more memorable circumstances.

A fourth win in the Arc, in such unexpected and memorable circumstances, would be a spectacular way to draw down the curtain.

So I'll take another umbilical cord, one that also maintained my life in dramatic and more memorable circumstances: the rope that saved me on the day in 1975 when I fell off a mountain.

Priestland kicked a penalty in response and the Blues were denied a breakaway try in memorable circumstances.

After winning by one stroke in 1958, Palmer won by one stroke again in 1960 in memorable circumstances.

The third reason was the memorable circumstances of the death.

This was a game where everyone knew everyone, and that sometimes produces the most intense and memorable of circumstances.

Unfortunately, it's usually impossible to be memorable in that circumstance there are 10x as many people talking to the speaker as there are people talking to everyone else.

Some of history's most memorable people have overcome difficult circumstances and had a burning desire to deliver ideas or information that would enhance the lives of another person or a group of people.

As that first Christmas season approached, well aware that for many of those in the program, this could very well be their last, we knew that we needed to make this as memorable and joyful as the circumstances allowed.

The 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes occurred under these circumstances, leading to a memorable event that once again caused devastating damage in Japan.