Sentence examples for occasion of making from inspiring English sources
Although our basic character is the same, America is rising to the occasion of making our world safe for civilization.
The reign of mental fear and terror here was continuous for four days and Malinski's will was in a shattered state on the occasion of making each confession.
Spanish priests wrote that the Tequesta performed child sacrifices to mark the occasion of making peace with a tribe with whom they had been fighting.
As smoking affects both cardiovascular and periodontal diseases, the patients were asked about their nicotine status already on the occasion of making the first contact with medical staff.
Richardson has been accused on many occasions of making sexual advances to young models.
It's no longer a matter of choosing the outfit for the occasion but of making the occasion fit the outfit.
That was the kind of occasion to make the club's healthy contingent of England players feel they belong on such a stage.
Many in Venezuela tuned in to "Aló Presidente!" on that occasion, Sontag noted, in hopes of making sense of what the coup meant for Chávez (he projected calm, even as he seemed "strained").
More intriguing is her analysis of the occasion when she was accused of making a racist joke on television and banned from NBC, a controversy that gave rise to what I think is one of her finest lines, skewering modern values in one deft thrust: "I don't care if you think I'm racist.
"It's a very solid argument because it's for the good of the clubs, it's for the good of the people who are trying to sell the broadcasting rights, for the good for the spectacle of the occasion – to make sure there's a good away fan turnout because of the special atmosphere that away fans generate, sparking off the home fans as well.
The first known of these mysterious sounds was some ten days since, when the pastor had occasion to return to the church after evening services to procure some manuscript which he had forgotten, and had occasion to make use of.
