Sentence examples for occasions were made from inspiring English sources

Dresses for special occasions were made of striped silk with winged sleeves with a short taqsireh jacket known as the Bethlehem jacket.

If the study failed to describe the methods fully two attempts on separate occasions were made to contact the authors for further information.

Gel plugs with different cell densities from three different cultures and occasions were made for isolate T 657 without obtaining a distinct banding pattern.

We ensured that repeated visits on at least three occasions were made to interview the selected person in order to reduce non-response.

Isolates from the same herd and sampling occasion belonging to the same BPT were defined as duplicates and all but one of them were excluded before comparisons between herds and sampling occasions were made.

The presentations of the VLAD charts on subsequent occasions were made by clinicians to their normal audience of the regular mortality and morbidity meeting, since one of our aims was to ascertain whether this could be embedded into the usual routine quality assurance processes of each unit.

An endnote tells us that before the Spanish outlawed the custom, pozole could, on special occasions, be made with the flesh from human sacrifices.

For her friend, Vonne Jones, a doctor from Houston, the occasion was made greater by the timing.

"So proud of how @FlipperKF handled the big occasion for the first time!" For Flipkens, the big occasion was made easier by her difficult road to get there.

Prouvost was clearly taken aback when her name was read out and the occasion was made more emotional when her baby daughter Celeste was brought on to the stage.

This should be complex enough to stop the song from sounding boring for now, although you will have to think of changing the drums again, later in the song (again in a 4-8-16-32-64-128 etc etc bar phrase--remember, it's how it sounds that matters, not how mathematical it is. These are guidelines, which, on occasion, are made to be broken, after you have mastered them).