Sentence examples for occasion of note from inspiring English sources

Other workplaces – and I write as someone who took several years out to work in those famously restrained industries, media and publishing – generally save it for the Christmas party, closing a deal, or an occasion of note, such as a good financial quarter or payday.

The last such occasion of note occurred on Oct. 27, when the market dropped 7%.

Zorn's reputation was such that the mere fact he chose to forgo America for Paris in the winter of 1904 was an occasion of note in Art News.

His attendance in the next two years was very limited, and the next occasion of note was his support of the Corn Laws, which were highly unpopular in Norfolk and led to him being physically attacked by a mob in 1815.

The appearance of the caterpillars was occasion for note in print and on the radio; local bloggers weighed in as well: "I will not be leaving the house until mid-May," Kelly Leahy wrote.

They only linked up on a couple of occasions of any note against the Hammers and, when Van Persie played in Falcao with a neat touch, the Colombian missed the target when he really should have taken his chance.

If the setting is as low-key as it is pleasant, then the occasion is certainly one of note.

Of note, in several occasions, both helminth infected and non-infected children were identified in a same family.

The sense of occasion was noted by Eddie Vedder, who drawled: "Whoever said we were a bunch of drunk hooligans who couldn't hold a tune, it wasn't me".

On this occasion, though, the G.O.P. candidates didn't say much of note.

Ford is also using the occasion of the convertible's debut to note the 20th anniversary of its Special Vehicle Team in-house performance unit.