Sentence examples for possible occasion that from inspiring English sources

"We should speak out on this tragedy on every possible occasion that we have," said their congressman, Maurice D. Hinchey.

But if you take the material on its own, unreconstructed terms, it's possible to warm to an occasion that comes more steeped than one might expect in Broadway present and past.

In a country that uses every possible occasion to celebrate its "warriors," many have forgotten that today's holiday originally marked a peace agreement.

For those not keeping track, that's every possible occasion.

Two leaders virtually governed through jokes: President Lincoln, who had a vast repertoire of homespun stories, all pointed; and President Reagan, who communicated chiefly through one-liners, of which he had many thousands, that covered every possible occasion.

Nor is it possible to picture at all clearly the festive occasion that was the background for the poetry.

They are busy making sure that guests have a memorable stay for this historic occasion that unions like ours helped make possible.

That is the message Democrats need to hammer home at every possible occasion.

(An example of such a possible occasion would be the period when Heyting was working on his dissertation under Brouwer, for that work also considers intuitionistic orderings).

They are the people that I keep getting at... on every possible occasion.

He had his greatest success as a designer of the theatrical productions and processions that Florentines of the time enjoyed on every possible occasion.