"real life event" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an actual occurrence or experience that has happened in the physical world, as opposed to something fictional or imaginary. Example: The novel was based on a real life event that the author had witnessed firsthand.
Powerful and incredibly moving, Nirhbaya prises open the crack that the real life event caused, in getting women to speak out about their own experiences of abuse.
Of course, this is a fictional account of a real life event; audiences are entitled to wonder if Beauvois is too respectful of the Monks and their lives, and further wonder if this account is tendentious or even propagandist.
Glen David Gold Gold, a Californian writer in love with the public "sense of wonder" found in the 1920s and 1930s US, metamorphoses a real life event into a breath-less caper.
Joy does all that, but also incorporates an assistant to help you navigate, provides customizable designs, an app for updating info and tools for handling the real life event such as the ability for guests to upload their photos as they take them and share on a big screen during the reception.
The scene I'm portraying is a real life event that happened in the Midwest town of Ferguson, Missouri.
The duo knew McDermott through mutual connections, and once the women had found each other online, they set about creating a real life event.
Somewhere buried under the floorboards of this splendidly devious novel is a real-life event.
How do you film a series about a real-life event taking place concurrently?
"Legend of a Suicide" is largely autobiographical, inspired by a real-life event.
The play was sparked by a real-life event that Miller heard about third-hand.
It could be a comedic scene from Only Fools And Horses if it wasn't such a dangerous, real-life event.
