Sentence examples for particular happens from inspiring English sources

The play, says its writer/director, "tells the story of a day when nothing in particular happens.

Nothing in particular happens to the Earth's climate at 400ppm as opposed to, say, 399 or 401, but given the human condition for celebrating milestones (even ones we really don't like) the attention it got was understandable and warranted.

10.57am GMT 44th over: Australia 257-4 (Bailey 9, Maxwell 4) Target 270 Nothing in particular happens, and as such, here's Neville Tivendale, in defence of George Bailey: "'Here's Bailey to pass off the achievements of others as his own once more.' From the nation that gave Paul Collingwood an MBE for 17 runs.

Even if scientists are likely reliable rankers of theories with respect to truth, this will not produce belief in a true theory (in some domain) unless that theory in particular happens to be among those considered.

However, as I saw first hand that bitter cold day in January, something very particular happens once the sculptural Soundsuit, named for the tremendous sound that is emitted when one walks in, say, thousands of buttons or other knickknacks, is placed on someone's frame.

He said he had been contemplating the choice not to renew his contract for the past two years but that nothing in particular happened to solidify his decision.

"In 1988, nothing in particular happened, but the year after was Tiananmen Square," Mr. He said, referring to the pro-democracy demonstrations in Beijing that were crushed by the army on June 4 , 1989 with the loss of hundreds, possibly thousands, of lives.

Both approaches defined policy in ECA rules, where each rule embodies a specific action, to be applied in response to a particular happening.

18. Drink on your porch and watch nothing in particular happen.

He shakes only Hitler's hand and asks agitatedly whether anything in particular happened during the night.

Sixth grader Terumi Sekine meant for the line, "I want to appreciate that nothing in particular happened today," to celebrate the everyday.