Sentence examples for notable occasion from inspiring English sources

On one notable occasion, she claimed, one had even paraded alternately as Barack Obama and the flame-haired Boccassini.

They hang out at the beach cafes, which have become rather more sophisticated since the notable occasion, back in 1969, when Jimi Hendrix arrived for a minibreak.

On perhaps the most notable occasion she asked Rupert Murdoch whether he considered stepping down; when he replied he had not she replied cooly: "why not?".

Her attorney, Barbara Johnson, said Erulkar will testify that the second and third kisses took place later than Bitran recalls, and that they were not associated with any notable occasion.

And yet, climate change has been profoundly affecting the region, causing permafrost to melt, avalanches to strike and, on one notable occasion, water to collect and freeze at the beginning of the tunnel to the vault.

On one notable occasion, she even wore one of her own T-shirts, making an anti-nuclear statement – "58% don't want Pershing" – during a meeting with Margaret Thatcher, apparently causing the then-Prime Minister to make a noise "like a chicken".

The site assiduously details many of the notable occasions she's got it wrong.

Leaving the hard issues to the end, setting deadlines and negotiating into the night may have been in the past the ingredients for success on some notable occasions.

There have been some notable occasions where Ms. Palin has also engaged in the kind of glad-handing with major donors that typically precedes a presidential run.

We here at Photo Booth try our best to keep our readers apprised of world events, major anniversaries, and any other notable occasions that can be conveyed photographically.

Unlike Al Qaeda, for instance, Hezbollah has succeeded, on two notable occasions, in achieving policy goals through the application of terrorist techniques.