Sentence examples for memorable instances from inspiring English sources

That height disparity has led to memorable instances, such as the spring/summer 1997 Chanel ready-to-wear show where, while other models trotted out in kitten-heels, Kate was given platforms.

There hadn't been many memorable instances of being tickled in my adult life, but I figured the same latent weak spots would still be there.

Men whistled from car windows, park benches and, in one memorable instance, an organic vegetable stand.

In one memorable instance, it provided him with a single word.

In one memorable instance, the "wrinkles and lines" of a character's face offer "a vision of what the next hundred days would be like".

In one memorable instance, his student was struggling to complete a particular text in time for Passover, and he wasn't quite finished when the train pulled in.

A memorable instance of bad traffic occurred in Paris when a mother pointedly forced her baby carriage into the street to halt the siren-blaring motorcade.

In another memorable instance in April, his aides helped push him out onto the Senate floor in his wheelchair to cast much-needed "yes" votes for a package of gun-control legislation, a cause he had long supported.

The most memorable instance of this dual challenge was Wallinger's film Sleeper, in which he dressed up in a bear suit and prowled the glass-walled Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin for 10 nights.

As a composer, conceptualist and saxophonist, Mr. Braxton exemplified the steep intellectualization of one wing of jazz's avant-garde; his compositions often included notation in the form of pictographs and algebraic formulas, and he wrote pieces not only for jazz ensembles but also for classical orchestras (in one memorable instance, for four of them at once).

In keeping with traditional socialist greetings, Brezhnev kissed many politicians during his career, the most memorable instance being the Eric Honecker kiss.