Sentence examples for occasion of one from inspiring English sources

(I wrote about "Talking to Strangers" a few years ago, on the occasion of one of its rare New York screenings).

Four hundred and forty nine (N = 449) German physicians were contacted to take part in this study on the occasion of one of their quality circle meetings.

Their arrival in the city, on Jun. 16, 1960, was the occasion of one of the greatest jobs of welcoming Manhattan has ever known.

I was just rising out of my chair to go around the table to ask her when the orchestra gave vent with a Mexican hat dance — certainly not the sort of music suited to the occasion of one G.

If possible a meeting in occasion of one of the major congresses in the field of Paediatrics or Critical Care (like the European Society for Paediatric Research or European Society for Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care Congresses) will be organised.

I don't think we should interpret every occasion of no one saying anything as no one caring.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, September 29 , 1951P. 24 Talk story about a visit to the New York Times on the occasion of its one hundredth anniversary.

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The Sydney-born Konta's previous best showing at one of the four grand slams was a second round appearance at Flushing Meadows three years ago and in the build-up she insisted she would not be overawed by the occasion of tackling one of the world's leading players.

Milo is a 15-year-old transgender teen whose family makes him a special pancake every birthday to mark the occasion of turning one year older.

It was a momentous occasion, for one of them at least.