Sentence examples for occasion with three from inspiring English sources

That same day, I checked my memories of the occasion with three other people who had been there to ensure they were accurate.

Though oni have been depicted in various ways in Japanese legend and art, sometimes also as women, they are characteristically thought of as pink, red, or blue-grey in colour, with horns, three toes, three fingers, and on occasion with three eyes.

The independent variables were 'intervention' with two levels: (1) WBV and, (2) SWBV, and 'test occasion' with three levels: (1) pre-test, (2) mid-test, and (3) post-test.

One hundred candles were lit for the occasion, with one blown out after each tale.

The center is now five years old and celebrating the occasion with five days of events from June 7 through 12.

Messages were created, sometimes with a single chemical substance, sometimes with the same substance at different concentrations, and on occasion with two or more in combination.

The Scouser showed his relish for the occasion with one fierce challenge on Balotelli that drew a scream that could be heard in the Main Stand.

In 1999 all five Institutes are coming together in New Haven for a January Orientation Session, another July Intensive Session (on this occasion with four National Seminars), and an October Conference to share their various areas of major accomplishment.

In 1999 all five Institutes came together in New Haven for a January Orientation Session, another July Intensive Session (on this occasion with four National Seminars), and an October Conference to share their various areas of major accomplishment.

Until the end of the 50s, Woods continued to appear with Quill in the band Phil and Quill, on occasion with two of Blue Note Records' up-and-coming stars, Herbie Hancock and Ron Carter, in the rhythm section.

Crosby rose to the occasion with two goals and two assists in Pittsburgh's victory over the hapless Islanders, writes Sarah Kwak on SI.com, and gave his sport a much-needed boost, writes Roy MacGregor in The Globe and Mail.