Sentence examples for more happenings from inspiring English sources
They beckon with even more happenings, like Scope's display of work by 90 international exhibitors within a temporary 40,000-square-foot, tentlike structure at Roberto Clemente Park in Wynwood.
There were a couple more happenings I inadvertently missed, owing to timing collisions and hunger, but painter Celia Hampton's project in an empty office-space overlooking the Thames was great.
Last year, Alibaba snapped up Youku Tudou, the country's largest YouTube-like video portal, in a major $3.5 billion deal, and now there's more happenings in the space after Baidu received an offer to sell its majority share in close rival Qiyi.
For more happenings around town, visit SF Station.
One might think that representing that something exists independently of being perceived is a precondition for representing the occurrence of more mundane happenings in the external world, such as a tomato's being round, or a cat's sitting on a mat.
The marathon shows are more like happenings, he says, than comedy.
For more anarchic happenings, try the hilarious Wilma's Wicked Revenge by Kaye Umansky (Puffin Audiobooks, £7.99) read by Sandi Toksvig.
Looking through publishing's retrospective scope, this is probably not as surprising as it appears, for one of the more invigorating happenings in the industry in recent years has been the emergence of black readers as an economic force.
Festivals.com gives descriptions of various festivals across the globe, from well-known events like Munich's Oktoberfest to more obscure happenings like the Finnish Barrel Rolling Championships in Sonkajarvi.
A pair of 5-year-olds who live in New York (and who can sing "The Iowa Corn Song" along with the best) listened to the Huckabucks' tale and devoured the illustrations with the attention rarely devoted to more predictable happenings.
Today, in honor of that moment, Prince presented Arrington with a golden muffler on stage — and Prince and Zatlyn talked about company's more recent happenings.
