Sentence examples for occasion so far from inspiring English sources

And he has done, on occasion so far this season, but it seems that mostly happens after they suffer some kind of embarrassing loss to a bottom-feeder like the Panthers.

"I was there as a supporter - I was there on my honeymoon actually - and I was there in 1996 and I've enjoyed every occasion so far and I hope to enjoy this one as well".

It's hard to imagine how an occasion so far-reaching could be matched by language so counter to its goals.

Indeed, it has resulted in bloodshed on a number of occasions so far, most notably in Mariupol last Friday, when at least eight people died when the national guard entered the city to clear the police station of separatist fighters.

The observer keeps a running tally, the ongoing ratio whose numerator is the number of occasions so far observed on which the conclusion as well as the premisses are true and whose denominator is the number of occasions so far observed on which the premisses are true irrespective of whether or not the conclusion is also true.

The former Tottenham and Southampton man has been accused of selfishness on several occasions so far this calendar year after getting into good positions but failing to pass to colleagues.

I say this with conviction because I've been using Swarm for a few weeks and have had fun experiences with multiple people on different occasions so far, just from opening up the app.

They told me this had worked on a bunch of occasions so far, failing only once with an Afghan worker.

As the Trace reported earlier this month, gun-carrying anti-establishment protesters provided security, demonstrated in support of, or worked for conservative local elected officials or Republican Party functionaries on at least five occasions so far this year.

Attempts to install a blue plaque to commemorate the occasion have so far come to nought.

Millstein declared that On the Road's publication was "a historic occasion in so far as the exposure of an authentic work of art is of any great moment in an age in which the attention is fragmented and the sensibilities are blunted by the superlatives of fashion".