Sentence examples for occasion provided from inspiring English sources

Scotland are undoubtedly a team in resurgence, though this occasion provided proper context to that revival.

The occasion provided a rare break for Thomas from the mayhem, the controversy and the enmity that has colored his tenure in New York.

And because Republicans are hardly A-list guests this time around, the occasion provided an easy excuse for a long weekend out of town.

These new phones were a source of wry bewilderment to him, and on one occasion provided for a startling moment of Beckettian comedy while he was trying to make a call to Paris.

Nevertheless, an account by one of those present shows that the occasion provided considerable spectacle: "[I]n the evening with torches there was acted and represented in music... the Rape of Proserpina with most perfect voices and instruments, with aerial apparitions, scene changes and other things, to the astonishment and wonder of all present".

Other instruments administered at the same occasion provided additional measures of mental health and quality of life: the self-rated Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale (LSAS-SR; [ 30, 31]), the Social Phobia Scale (SPS; [ 13]), the self-rated Montgomery-Åsberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS-S; [ 32]) and the Quality of Life Inventory [ 33- 35].

The occasion provides Homer with a cause celebre in 2000.

High school American football might feature basic tactics and plays; but it can on occasion, provide moments of brilliance frustration (delete as appropriate).

"It is only right that they should be involved in this happy and momentous occasion, providing reassurance to everyone who will be celebrating with us in 2012".

The campaign argues that if cyclists are faced with dangerous and badly design roads and junctions it is reasonable to mount the pavement on occasion providing care is taken not to endanger or alarm pedestrians.

Authors can be very involved — to the extent that they will even, on occasion, provide art (photos or illustrations) for me to work with (not advised, all you authors out there).