Sentence examples for occasion would be from inspiring English sources

The next such occasion would be in 2025.

One might think the occasion would be muted, given the company's much publicized financial troubles.

You would think that devising a program for this occasion would be easy.

(I rarely wish I were a fly, but to have been one on the wall on this occasion would be worth putting up with a lifetime of leftovers).

Teresa had guessed that the present bleak occasion would be in the hands of Mrs. O'Daly, who in her capable countrywoman's way would have offered to see to things.

The issue on this occasion would be a straightforward one, concerning whether or not there is any sense of what would only seem natural tentativeness in his golf swing.

The fee for similar occasions would be $100,000 and a percentage of the ticket sales.

The fee for similar occasions would be $100,000 and a percentage of ticket sales.

Chubb realised that with so many events competing for visitors, marketing them as individual occasions would be expensive, time-consuming and ineffective in acquiring sponsorship or funding.

"I met Sir Paul [Stephenson] approximately six times a year while he was the commissioner; these occasions would be for dinner and also for the odd glass of wine".

"And I don't think that that's good for the country, and I had no problem in giving President Bush the authority to do what he stated he would do and what I was assured privately on many occasions would be done".