Sentence examples for sensational appearance from inspiring English sources

Will it live up to 007's sensational appearance at the Olympics?

It will surely look very different in the uncertain London of 2012 compared with its sensational appearance in buoyant 2007.

"It was a very sensational appearance," Lansana Gberie, an expert on conflict resolution from Sierra Leone, told me.

Her fashion career took off, as legend goes, after her sensational appearance at Truman Capote's Black and White Ball in 1966.

Oscar Wilde chose the occasion of a Grosvenor opening party to make his first sensational appearance in London wearing a custom-designed suit following the contours and colour of a cello.

In 1997, James Cameron's Titanic made its sensational appearance at the cinema, and with it a colossally popular soundtrack album of that movie's powerhouse orchestral score by James Horner, which won him Oscars for original score and song.

Let us be frank: the most memorable, sensational appearances on the Emmys red carpet on Sunday belonged to the over-50s.

A party official, Paul Nicolaou, has quit his post as head of the Millennium Forum, the state Liberals' fund-raising body.The setting for this succession of sensational appearances has been ICAC.

His New Zealand soulmate, the untamed and lately discarded New Zealand Test batsman Jesse Ryder, has dabbled with gloves; more ominously, so has Ryder's lesser known compatriot Kerry Walmsley, who had a rather more sensational cameo appearance in the ring, against James Cracknell that resulted in a horrendous knockout for the Olympic rowing gold medallist.

Resembling mechanical eels from some distant planet, their performance is as sensational as their appearance.

The video's appearance is sensational; Brown figures it is too convenient and suspects he is being set up by his department and the city establishment to draw heat away from the "Rampart" scandal.