Sentence examples for remarkable occasions from inspiring English sources
Looking down the list since Toulouse beat Cardiff Blues in extra-time in the first final, several qualify as remarkable occasions despite the rugby on offer being pretty average.
In many respects it was a remarkable occasion.
On one truly remarkable occasion, at London's Oval ground, No. 5 was not needed.
Edwards was not finished in Calgary though, returning for the closing ceremony, which would be another remarkable occasion.
It was a remarkable occasion, overshadowed by events in Northern Ireland and the imposition in Ireland of broadcasting censorship (through Section 31).
Catholic views: A remarkable occasion – and a time for reflection Philip Hoare, writer To see a figure of such stature and anachronism presiding inside an overgrown fish tank was certainly unusual but the Pope's visit has been remarkable.
I believe there was one time when we felt so sated by binge's end that we settled for just an entree, but the details of this remarkable occasion are lost to me.
This broadcast from Swedish television captures the remarkable occasion in 1978 when the great dramatic soprano Birgit Nilsson returned to Stockholm to sing the Dyer's Wife in a revival of Nikolaus Lehnhoff's production of Die Frau Ohne Schatten.
I remember that visit to him as a remarkable occasion, because with the admiration I immediately felt for Tripp's work it also occurred to me that I, too, would like to do something one day other than giving lectures and holding seminars.
It was a remarkable occasion where a number of very early adopters showed what was possible with web technology and gave a vision of how this would change the way that science was not only reported but also done.
The three consecutive evenings of contemporary art auctions drew to a close with this remarkable occasion which, in spite of several dull passages and disappointing performances by those hot market stars Robert Gober Robert Gober and John Currin John Currin, posted a strong set of results.
