She described its Royal assent as a "momentous day", noting that "Parliament has provided a clear framework for the future and a solid base on which to regulate 21st-century practice within 21st-century law".
His voluminous momentous scribbled notes for journals, letters, took so much time just stopped on log or ground or rock ing chair), and beholding one flower along the way could take hours.
He also took note of momentous events here at home, like the election of the nation's first black president, Barack Obama, and he marveled at the profound changes technology had ushered in during his time here.
Ms. Herzog makes quietly captivating dramas of our instinct to avoid drama, noting how momentous events in our lives can pass by almost without registering on the surface.
Obama acknowledged that he may not feel the "visceral joy" of a Cubs victory like some of his staffers ― he is, in fact, a White Sox fan ― though he noted how momentous an occasion it was for anyone to host the Cubs in the White House.
The monochrome of the movie could be construed as a nod to the songs, some of which do more with a monotone — Curtis weaving his momentous moan around a single note — than you would believe possible.
On a final personal note, 2000 is momentous as it will be my last year as the Canada Editor for the Next Wave.
Simon Rosenberg, founder of the New Democrat Network, has marshaled survey data to show the potential for a momentous shift in party affiliation, noting that in 2000 and 2004, Mr. Bush worked hard to reach out to Hispanics, pushing up the Republican percentage of their vote to 40percentt in 2004 from 21percentt in 1996.
Former Rep. Dennis Kucinich noted that this momentous legislation passed the House of Representatives late at night with only three members present.
If the corporation needs any help striking the right note for such a momentous occasion, Dan Starkey may have made the perfect pitch.
