Sentence examples for occasions among from inspiring English sources

Actually, in Russia, men also give other men flowers: it's particularly the custom for special occasions among middle-aged bureaucrats and businessmen.

A reformed line-up would have supported Nirvana if Cobain had not committed suicide, but The Raincoats still went on to play some other occasions, among them Robert Wyatt's Meltdown in London and Leeds Ladyfest.

To assess the episodic relationship between alcohol and sexual risk in multiple-client occasions among female sex workers (FSWs).

The idea to furnish a space of (sub groups with a topology goes back at least to Chabauty [45], and has been revisited on many occasions, among others by Bourbaki [36, chapitre VIII, § 5], Gromov [87, final remarks], one of us [68], Stepin [144], Champetier [46], Champetier and Guirardel [47], and Ceccherini-Silberstein and Coornaert [43].

Strictly speaking, the ceremonies were not imperial coronations but instead were formal "crown-wearing" occasions, among the few times in the year when the rulers would wear their crowns in court.

Generally speaking, a number of dances (also known as razfah or ayyala) of Bedouin origin use weapons and have achieved modern popularity in the Arab states of the Persian Gulf and are associated with festive occasions among the non-Bedouin sedentary population.

The revival meeting "was to be a joyous occasion" among law-biding congregants, none of whom had a criminal record, Mr. Kuby said.

"The prevalence of combining alcohol with marijuana during the last drinking occasion among 18- to 25-year-old male drinkers increased from 15%to19%9%, while the prevalence of combining alcohol with marijuana during the last drinking occasion among 18- to 25-year-old female drinkers remained steady at about 10%," White said.

Mr. Madsen's camera captures the eerie grandeur of the physical structure as it is blasted and carved into the rock, and also the debates it has occasioned among a group of sober, thoughtful scientists, theologians and policy makers.

Alarm has been occasioned among Tories because so far the government has not denied the possibility of a return of former German colonies, in an attempt to satisfy Mr. Hitler.

By way of proof, the show offers a few goodies shipped in for the occasion, among them Matisse's "Spanish Still Life" (1910), a couple of Picassos from St . Petersburg a zany little Morandi still life from Venice, a slice of the Rosenquist from Berlin and a 30-foot-long "Barge" (1963) by Robert Rauschenberg from Bilbao.