Sentence examples for second momentous from inspiring English sources

Then came the second momentous change to her life.

George W. Bush has the second momentous opportunity of his presidency to lead us in such historic efforts.

There was a second momentous event there last week: Prince Charles shaking hands with Sinn Féin's Gerry Adams, a sight once unimaginable given the IRA's murder of Charles's beloved great uncle, Lord Mountbatten.

Bradford Bulls celebrated their second momentous victory in consecutive Sundays at Odsal, following a Challenge Cup win against the Catalan Dragons by stunning Warrington to regain the last two of the six points they were docked in February for entering administration.

I was thinking about LeBron's second momentous "decision" recently in the context of the World Cup Final as well as this past year's NBA Finals.

The second momentous phenomenon involved in biogeography, plate tectonics, is not so familiar to the public, but the basic idea is not at all complicated.

The fourth momentous decision of Obama's political career provided the financial boost that made him President.

As the first momentous images of rejoicing crowds filtered across the planet, what was once considered the greatest show on earth seemed strangely, suddenly, quaint.

The first momentous change to Olga Berroa's life came six years ago, when she packed her bags, and she and her two daughters left Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic, for the South Bronx.

A "historic" event — in the words of some experts and observers — finished its first momentous phase in Cambodia a few days ago, but it doesn't seem as though many in the United States know or care.

On the other hand, independent India's first momentous political scam broke in 1957 with what seems, in comparison, to be a pebble hurled at the side of an ocean liner – and yet it forced the swift resignation of a finance minister, T. T. Krishnamachari.