Sentence examples for notable occasions from inspiring English sources
The site assiduously details many of the notable occasions she's got it wrong.
Unlike Al Qaeda, for instance, Hezbollah has succeeded, on two notable occasions, in achieving policy goals through the application of terrorist techniques.
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.
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.
By James Pomerantz May 8 , 2012We 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.
The marriage of Louis XII of France to Mary Tudor in 1514 and the meeting of Henry VIII of England and Francis I of France in 1520 are examples of notable occasions that were marked by sumptuous and elaborate pageantry.
On one notable occasion, she claimed, one had even paraded alternately as Barack Obama and the flame-haired Boccassini.
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?".
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".
If it seems a little cheap to suggest that cop shows have a gay subtext, this one made it unavoidable: the two California detectives were forever stripping to jogging shorts, unbuttoning disco shirts and, on one notable occasion, entering a sauna clothed in only skimpy yellow towels accessorized with holsters.
Happy days, eh?" By contrast, The Last Broadcast was recorded in a Cumbrian cottage and Peter Gabriel's notoriously plush Real World studio and, on one notable occasion, beneath a flyover on the M62 ("Brilliant," claims Andy. "Took some bottles of cider, got on with it").
