Sentence examples for something of an event from inspiring English sources

Something of an event indeed.

The venue itself is something of an event.

The play was regarded as something of an event when it premièred, in 1964.

Each time the latest Lenz Winery gewürztraminer is released, it is something of an event.

Boyle displayed a manic intensity that transformed a mediocre movie into something of an event.

It's something of an event to have a Continental Congress in New York, since in all American history only three have been held anywhere but in Washington.

And it's something of an historic event.

Rush tickets were available to all performances for $25, but there was no mistaking that the high ticket prices for the prime seats made the season something of an elite event.

Its recovery using diesel-filled floatation bags was turned into something of an entertainment event with two cruise ships accompanying the expedition to the wreck site.

Several Formula 1 teams have announced a new "breakaway" series, which has become something of an annual event in that sport.

The auction was something of a social event.