Sentence examples for occasion shared from inspiring English sources

The writer of a political blog called Guido Fawkes, a play on the name of Guy Fawkes, a notorious saboteur who failed in a plot to blow up Parliament in 1605, took up the issue by reporting that Mr. Hague and Mr. Myers had on more than one occasion shared a hotel room during campaigning for the May general election that brought the Cameron government to power.

The organisation's chief executive Andrew Copson believes that the new year celebrations are a secular occasion, shared by many communities both with or without religious beliefs.

A long-time friend and supporter of Conrad Murray, who spoke with me outside of the courthouse on more that one occasion, shared a glimpse of the real Conrad Murray with me.

Yet even though many people use Google Docs on occasion, sharing Word documents is still too often the default.

Spencer was Britain's champion jockey in both 2005 and 2007, on the latter occasion sharing the title with Seb Sanders.

She has gone on to win nine Grammy Awards, on one occasion sharing the limelight with her half-sister Anoushka, who in 2003 became the first woman to be nominated in the World Music category.

Green also has to manage overlap in her portfolio on occasion, sharing that she has so far navigated potential minefields by talking with her CEOs, though such conversations aren't always easy.

Rather than forbidding yourself to have dessert on a special occasion, share a piece of cake or take a small sliver.

But right now, he is a boy in Brazil, and one who has on very few occasions shared the field with the talents that, sooner or later, migrate to Europe's richest clubs no matter their birthplace.

Hill would enjoy considerable success in international sports car events and won Le Mans in 1958, 1961 and 1962, on all three occasions sharing the driving with the Belgian Olivier Gendebien.

I imagine that Hitch, though he covers it well, must at least on some rare occasion share similar fears that we all do about death and dying, but we all die, and we die whether we believe in God or not.