Sentence examples for occasion which was from inspiring English sources

Dotcom also commissioned a documentary for the occasion, which was fronted by a riotous shockhaired German TV comedian, Frank Lämmermann.

Eddie Jones described it as a "historic occasion", which was stretching things just a little, but no one could accuse the coach's new captain of failing to appreciate the solemnity of the moment.

They were to go on to do it "three or four" times after the blaze including one occasion which was captured on a police surveillance tape, the court heard.

There Henman and the former Wimbledon champion Ann Jones presented the two exhausted players with some cut-glass mementos of the occasion, which was very nice, very Wimbledon, but perhaps not wholly appropriate.

It was why you offered up a silent prayer for Dylan Hartley and the absorbing sub-plot he had provided to an occasion which was about Jones getting under way with a victory.

He showed that, inexperienced as he is in union, he was well able to deal with the extraordinary pressure of the occasion, which was more intense than anything many of his teammates had ever experienced.

Both treasured the memory of the occasion, which was recorded by the writer, critic and stage-lighting designer Sadanand Menon, later to become Chandralekha's live-in partner and soulmate.

Freedom's Eve is a celebratory occasion which was inspired by the Watch Night Service tradition.

This would however have required a repetition of the whole test set-up on a second occasion, which was not feasible in the setting.

Four participants were unable to attend the week 12 visit and were therefore seen at the earliest possible occasion which was during week 13 for three of them and week 16 (day 112) for one.

I'm the seasoned veteran on this occasion, which is new territory for me.