The phrase "momentous meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or important meeting that has a big impact or consequence. Example: The momentous meeting between the two world leaders resulted in a historic peace agreement.
But first, a momentous meeting.
But perhaps this momentous meeting of sun and moon will bring a welcome outburst of peace and love.
Given that Pizzarelli is a singer-guitarist, able to play Jobim to his own Sinatra, this momentous meeting is a fitting one for him to celebrate.
Then, in November, he held a momentous meeting with both pro-government and independent intellectuals and writers to encourage them to promote national cultural and historical values.
I knew nothing about the momentous meeting at Ruskin College, but I felt frustrated at every turn, running up against bizarre assumptions based solely on the fact that I was a girl.
I take my text from Don Cherry's account of his momentous meeting with saxophonist Albert Ayler in Copenhagen in 1963, the way that the first thing he noticed was his "happy smile".
As Christmas approached, momentous meetings occurred.
To these momentous meetings Britain sent a mustachioed, middle-ranking civil servant named Russell Bretherton.
His firsthand account of the Lushan Pelnum (July 1959) provides a fascinating insight into one of the momentous meetings of the post-1949 Communist Partyst Party (CCP) leadership.
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And the earlier scenes of chauffeur-driven Jags transporting men to momentous meetings at a country estate recalled the BBC's recent drama Five Minutes of Heaven, about a reconciliation between two rivals from the Irish Troubles.
