Sentence examples for occasions to show from inspiring English sources
Still, Einstein is human and has been able on rare occasions to show a trace of temper.
Fadele explained that the Redeemed had tried to bring all their neighbors to the camp for such public occasions to show them "we are a Christian church," he said, "not a cult".
Imagine that, in spite of your exemplary track record as manager, your players are so fed up with you and your methods – after just seven months – that they refuse to even look you in the eyes, barely follow your instructions and ask the board on three occasions to show you the door.
Still, he added, "D-Day is an occasion to show Americans how close we feel to them".
Which will probably leave the cross-dressing Mr. Izzard waiting for another occasion to show off his fashion.
Surely if there is an occasion to show off the homegrown musical culture, an anniversary tour is it.
There's something deeply attractive about the strong person who is able on occasion to show weakness.
It's not just an occasion to show that you can run all over the piano in octaves.
The two-yearly summit was an occasion to show off his success in developing Gujarat in his 13 years as its chief minister.
The prime minister also used the occasion to show a lighter side to his personality, revealing that during a hospital stay in his youth he was offered "free beer on the NHS".
However, if the home side, unaccustomed to the presence of a 'wonderkid', allow Joe Cole time on the ball, he may use this occasion to show everyone just what all the fuss is about.
