Sentence examples for occasion through from inspiring English sources

Deepa Ranganathan, a friend of the couple who became a minister for the occasion through Ministerial Seminary of America, officiated.

Claire Slemmer, a friend of the couple who became an officiant for the occasion through American Marriage Ministries, performed the ceremony.

The bulk of the expenses are for food and beverages at the reception, but keeping a record of the occasion, through photographs and videos, can be costly, too.

In other words, an awful lot is pure fiction, from a writer who has detoured into nonfiction only on occasion through his long career as a novelist.

We see the occasion through the judge's eyes, as he quizzes Gyan about his literary tastes and aggressively spears and chews his favoured grub.

Every time they played live, the police were called in: there were knife fights, and on more than one occasion – through no fault of the band themselves – the fights proved fatal.

A sense of occasion comes through, as if all involved knew that this recording would be significant.

In what was one of the most remarkable matches ever witnessed at Hampden, Queens led on three separate occasions through Steve Tosh, Paul Burns and Sean O'Connor.

The 7,262 crowd were treated to four goals in seven minutes during a spell that saw the Championship side take the lead on two occasions through Paul Taylor and Lee Tomlin.

Italy, scoring on a dozen occasions through 10 different players, came closest to find a collaborative solution to a striking problem.

Since its formulation, the theory of the two-step flow of communication has been tested, and validated, on numerous occasions through replicative studies that looked at how innovations were diffused into society through opinion leaders and trendsetters.