Sentence examples for memorable transition from inspiring English sources

It's a memorable transition.

But many are about to embark on the very thrilling and memorable transition from home to college.

David Graeber has a memorable gloss on the transition to state-backed coinage (in "Debt: The First 5000 Years") which he acknowledges is too simple, but useful: to provision his army efficiently, the sovereign hands out coins to soldiers, demands that citizens pay taxes in those coins only, and waits for entrepreneurs to start providing goods and services to the soldiers in order to get the coins.

So after a memorable year abroad, the transition to coaching was very natural.

Construct an opening, well-organized paragraphs, effective transitions, and a memorable closing.

In keeping, this transition to deeper storytelling seems natural for someone whose more memorable "Saturday Night Live" moments seemed to inhabit her entire body, à la Dooneese and impressions of Suze Orman and Liza Minnelli.

The record and documents I am providing will show that I had perhaps four contacts with Russian representatives out of thousands during the campaign and transition, none of which were impactful in any way to the election or particularly memorable.

That initial call transition to the high quality video of the person on the other side is extremely memorable.

Through some of the most memorable and exuberant musical and comedy sequences ever filmed, Singin' in the Rain capitalized on the dilemmas of the transition to sound.

Florida Gulf Coast, a university based in Fort Myers that opened in 1997 and completed its transition to Division I only two years ago, ensured that its first trip to the N.C.A.A. tournament was a memorable one.

Transition, transition, transition.