Sentence examples for more public event from inspiring English sources

At the time, drama was a much more public event than it is now.

Occasionally, at party conferences, it erupts into a more public event.

A more public event was a meeting in Gaylordsville, on what is now Route 7 along the Housatonic, where Washington held council with his troops in 1780.

It was a moment that, in its way, recalled a vastly larger and more public event four years earlier, on the Mall in Washington, when several hundred thousand men spent a day singing hymns and prostrating themselves in prayer, at the invitation of the evangelical men's organization the Promise Keepers -- the same group running this event at the far more modest Rushmore Plaza Civic Center.

They said it was another question, though, whether they would attend the larger and more public events tomorrow.

Even so, candidates this year have held more public events in those two states than in all other states combined.

Reagan held fewer press conferences and organised more public events than any other president in modern history - until George W Bush.

They have enjoyed sharing an increasing number of photos of their children and look forward to continuing to take them to more public events as they get older.

Why don't you learn something?" She has two more public events scheduled on Wednesday, at the Pine Ridge Sioux reservation in the afternoon and in Sioux Falls in the evening.

He has started to sprinkle more public events into his schedule — including the stop along Laurel Canyon Boulevard just north of downtown Los Angeles, where paint peeled from the rooftops of shuttered storefronts.

The Sonata in E from Opus 14 reminded us that early Beethoven piano pieces ought to be more public events than they are, and not just relegated to practice rooms and teaching studios.