Sentence examples for remarkable event that from inspiring English sources

"This is a remarkable event that has occurred," said Theodore Andreadis, chief medical entomologist at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven.

It was a remarkable event that produced contradictory emotions: admiration for the original work and anger at the fact that the situation it describes has got worse rather than better.

The transition from raoellid to pakicetid and thus from artiodactyl to cetacean was a remarkable event that included the wholesale rebuilding of the skull and its food-processing equipment.

And it was covering first the Duke Vigil, 50 years ago, a remarkable event that was commemorated and dissected over the past weekend, and then the subsequent unrest that seemed to happen every spring, including the Allen Building takeover in 1969.

Oslo was the scene this week of a remarkable event that brought together global leaders from government, business, trade unions, and academia to discuss what many of them said is the biggest issue facing the world today: the jobs crisis.

The world is waiting for a remarkable event that I will cause,'" Lachs said.

This concerns the remarkable events that took place before the election in Seminole County.

These accounts stress that the men themselves could scarcely believe the remarkable events that were transpiring around them and that they recognized, even in the moment, their unique and historic significance.

For a space traveler's view of remarkable events that unfolded this past year in and around the solar system, look no further than the JPL website, where a series of digital videos offers spectacular images of Earth, Mars and the far corners of our solar system.

On the scholars' journey this summer, the talk was not of unification but of shared history and of a common desire to understand the remarkable events that both preserved the treasures and eventually led to their division.

The price of a barrel of Brent crude fell below $35 on Wednesday for the first time since 2004, a remarkable event given that the global economy, while plainly not red hot, is several degrees above lukewarm.