Sentence examples for missing the occasion from inspiring English sources

The two living former Republican presidents, George Bush and George W. Bush, both cited health in missing the occasion.

But Berra missed the occasion because he hurt himself Friday in a fall.

He felt guilty at having missed the occasion, but glad that the combat troops had preceeded him.

He never missed the occasion, not once in 40 years, and when, last December, he failed to turn up there was a sense of unease in the nearby pub to which the crowd had repaired.

The Queen was forced to cancel her appearance in March at the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey, the first time the monarch had missed the occasion in 20 years.

I'm also sorry to have missed the occasion when the hammerhead sharks were brought in to their new lagoon home on gurneys, through the casino.

And then I never missed the occasion.

To do that is to miss the occasion to ask what happened with the religions we have, if or since they do not satisfy the questions of seekers.