Sentence examples for occasion that would from inspiring English sources

On this occasion, that would be no, as he looked a bit like James Gandolfini.

Here was an occasion that would excite a team that also understood there was scant risk of recriminations or disgrace.

Priorities lay elsewhere; at the end of the season was the World Cup, the occasion that would define him forever.

(para 47) In other words, "final" need not necessarily mean final if, on occasion, that would lead to injustice.

But the widespread assumption that the deal is all but signed has drained away much of the sense of occasion that would otherwise have attended the negotiations' final stages.

QPR had not won at Chelsea for 30 years and the last time they beat Chelsea by this scoreline in the league was in October 2011 – an occasion that would change the landscape of English football.

You tell them if they'd like to buy you a kilt to wear for that occasion that'd be O.K. too.

The most common dates for such intrusions often take place on birthdays, holidays, childbirths, religious events, anniversaries and specific occasions that would only be known by opposing counsel and their client to have significance for the targeted parent.

Sex – on the rare occasion that it'd actually happen – would be initiated with a duty-bound eyeroll and performed in deathly silence with one eye on the clock.

So there would be no guarantee on a future occasion that they would not behave in that way again".

Even if she explicitly propositioned you on that one occasion, that, too, would belong in your file of silence.