Sentence examples for occasion to begin from inspiring English sources

He chose the occasion to begin drinking for the first time since 1977.

In defense of flexibility, Shea observes that "even Shakespeare" was known "on occasion" to begin sentences with "but" or "and".

The FJP used International Women's Day on March 8 as an occasion to begin their assault.

Romney also came off a bit oddly at times, challenging moderator Candy Crowley rather petulantly and aggressively using his bulk on one or two occasions to begin to challenge Obama.

Twardowski's work can be seen as the occasion for Meinong to begin to think more deeply about the content/object distinction, and indeed Meinong took over some of Twardowski's arguments.

Timing was rarely an issue in the saddle for the Derby-winning jockey, but his celebrations appear on this occasion to have begun 24 hours too early.

"It is a rare occasion indeed for us to begin our 'quiet evening with a cocktail' until at least 8 p.m. Sometimes, my husband's only chance to mow the lawn will be at that hour".

For this reason, Cadron-Jetté's new occupation was unpopular with her (now mature) children, who objected to the conditions of dire poverty in the Hospice and attempted to dissuade her from her new calling, on one occasion going so far as to begin moving her belongings out of the Hospice.

After the Atchleys supplied proof that they had made their payments on both occasions, Countrywide withdrew its motions to begin foreclosure.

Initially, the programme was scheduled to begin on the occasion of Gudi Padwa, beginning of the New year according to the lunisolar Hindu calendar but later finalized to be Rama Navami, traditional birthday of Rama.

The occasion may begin to raise his profile, and not before time.