Sentence examples for occasion described from inspiring English sources

One particular occasion – described fully and with great wit by Fraser Kirkwood in this month's edition of When Saturday Comes magazine – sums up Ferguson's managerial philosophy.

A symbolist poet much admired by the so-called decadents, he died in 1898, too early to frequent the sort of occasion described above.

I can drink a gallon of beer and not feel the least bit drunk" and on another occasion described his younger self as "a bottle-of-whisky-a-day-or-nothing man".

Since the bombing of the Shias' shrine in Samarra, north of Baghdad, in February last year, many mixed and middle-class areas have become either mostly Shia or mostly Sunni, depending on which side of the main road you live.Yet on the occasion described above the Sunni family managed to sit tight, in the house they had built some 30 years ago in what was then a palm grove.

A number of details of this execution correspond to the occasion described by Kipling in the poem, and he later used a story similar to that of Flaxman's as a basis for the story Black Jack.

There exists a wonderfully persuasive imagined occasion, describing how Bulgakov was summoned to Stalin's presence in the Kremlin.

These considerations will on each occasion describe synonymous causes not only as temporally prior, but also as having priority in terms of causal efficacy over the intermediate causes, which are responsible only for the transmission of the forms of the original locus of causal efficacy.

There was little contact with his father, who wrote only a few letters to his sons while they were in England, but what communication there was indicated that he was becoming less endeared to the British in India than he had been, on one occasion describing the British Raj as a "heartless government".

Professor Brown, who has studied the Egyptian judiciary and has met with Justice Mansour on several occasions, described him as pleasant, smiling and congenial, but very reserved.

Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, has on several occasions described the economy as being in a "soft patch," and he has described the decision to reduce rates from 1.75percentto1.25percentcent as an "insurance premium" for preventing a more serious economic slowdown.

has on numerous occasions described the plan as one that will give the middle class a well-deserved tax break.