Sentence examples for own occasion from inspiring English sources

While underneath, the thing that falls through shadow is full of its own occasion.

Extreme heat in New York, as we were reminded last week — the 111th anniversary of Willis Carrier's invention of the air-conditioner — is its own conversation, its own occasion for news and hashtags.

But the lesson Stone can offer us today is, I would say, mostly a reminder that we will have to rise to our own occasion, and not expect heroes from the past to guide our faltering steps.

Surprise additionally takes advantage of integrations with Facebook to fill your own "Occasion Timeline" by adding friends' and family events, like birthdays.

Or you could make your own occasion, a simple dinner to showcase the wine.

Emerson must have realized that half of the people in church were there to hear language electrified by the preacher; his essays are, as Harold Bloom put it, "interior oratory," free-range sermons that make their own occasions.

Menyllus wished to give Phocion a considerable present of money, who, thanking him, said, neither was Menyllus greater than Alexander, nor his own occasions more urgent to receive it now, than when he refused it from him.

In this respect the book rises impressively, even magnificently, to its own occasions, building out of its fact-crammed but stately sentences (the impersonal prose resembles that of a mandarin memoir) vast and phosphorescent tableaux vivants seething with Dantesque detail.

We pay attention, as one of the headlines mentioned above suggests, because it has its own occasions for engaging in Jewish-Christian dialogue.

The Centre for Fiction in New York has scheduled a Proust evening, and the French embassy is organising its own Proust occasion.

To create your own special occasion, grab a table at the lovely Marina Piccola (Via Lo Scalo, 16; 39-0187-920-923), next to the waterside hotel of the same name.