Sentence examples for memorable event of from inspiring English sources

Maestro of Light By far the most memorable event of the weekend was the lighting of the Falls.

The most memorable event of Dr. Bukantz's fencing career came when he was no longer competing internationally.

Whether or not the power outage had a concrete effect on the playing field, it was still the most memorable event of the evening.

The most memorable event of his time in Chicago was the emotional announcement that Girardi made in front of a capacity crowd at Wrigley Field, on June 22 , 2002 before a scheduled Cubs-Cardinals game.

The most memorable event of his time in office was the magnitude 8.1 earthquake that leveled buildings across the capital on the morning of Sept. 19, 1985, and left an estimated 10,000 people dead.

The audience went mad at the end, and I still get people coming up to me who were there and who say it was the most memorable event of their lives!

The clash over the judges led to one of the memorable events of the year.

The group's presentation of "In Vain," a coruscating 78-minute play of darkness and luminescence with a corresponding stage-lighting component, was among the most memorable events of 2009.

In 1899 a fat tome entitled "The New Metropolis, or Memorable Events of Three Centries...from the Island of Manahat-ta to Greater New York at the close of the Nineteenth Century" was issued in commemoration of the city's growth.

His strong and forthright words were one of the memorable events of the Council: "Frankly, can the official position of the Church in this matter not be reviewed in the light of modern theological, medical, psychological, and sociological science?

This, though, was surely inevitable because the most memorable "events" of all three setbacks were examples of defence so catastrophic that even he could see that his "high-line" was turning into the most ill-considered defensive strategy since the French War Ministry came up with the Maginot Line.