Sentence examples for significant reunion from inspiring English sources
And there's a significant reunion: Jack Kieferr Sutherland, Audrey Kim Raverer) and the Secretary of Defense (William Devane).
"In next to no time we've racked up significant liabilities on a sensational reunion and it was time to take a breather when they were backed into odds-on".
Perhaps the most significant obstacle to a Beatles reunion after the death of Lennon was Harrison and McCartney's personal relationship, as both men admitted that they often got on each other's nerves.
The team dedicated its Supercoppa win at the start of the season to Conte, making their reunion that much more significant.
Plot-wise (and tour-wise) the bookstore scene is significant because the couple's serendipitous reunion here – which comes after break-ups and as they're starting to heal – leads to them hanging out as friends.
Kordell reportedly did not show up for the taping of the "RHOA" reunion, even though all the ladies' significant others did, according to Wetpaint Entertainment.
It does not bring to mind the many obligatory trips – weddings, family events and reunions – that sometimes make up a significant portion of many travellers' holiday budgets.
The reunion of Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic was significant that night, though Ferguson is considering giving Chris Smalling another chance to start pressing Ferdinand, by handing him a role tonight.
Superimposition of the different breakage-reunion domains shows that the structures display significant differences in this region and can be clustered in three distinct groups according to the conformation of the loop (Figure 5C).
It turns out that Harry, a rich but aimless Internet entrepreneur, did go to high school with Prudence (Sutton Foster), and their reunion upends their lives and those of their significant others (Ari Graynor and Bobby Cannavale).
I observed from the background as 140 of the most significant world leaders gathered for a group photo--an awkward family reunion for sure--and I counted.
