Sentence examples for staggering event from inspiring English sources
The phrase "staggering event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event that is shocking, overwhelming, or difficult to comprehend due to its significance or impact. Example: "The announcement of the sudden resignation of the CEO was a staggering event that left the entire company in disbelief."
"I understand that if we got bin Laden and he were acquitted it would be a staggering event," Mr. Heymann said.
"Everybody remembers the moment when the creature comes out, because it was such a staggering event; totally beyond prediction," says Thomson. "I remember seeing the film at the time with my wife and she was so horrified that she stood up and walked right out of the theatre.
People are being swept along by the swirl of staggering events, trying to find answers in the company of others seeking the same.
As New York City gets back on its feet after the staggering events of the autumn, a Fordham University scientist and his students are returning a different type of life to the city's parks.
Gillian admits to her astonishment at how successful Reality Rally has been and at the staggering growth the event has experienced over its three years.
A staggering 1,000 plus events in 82 countries, with over 100 events taking place here in our nation.
A staggering turn of events before the play could even premier at the Royal Court had also put the production in serious doubt when the Court's artistic council vetoed The Entertainer (and Olivier with it).
This year's centenary of the ANZAC landings has set off a wave of monument building in both countries, with the Australian government reported to have spent a staggering $230 million on events and memorials (to the battle, not Mel Gibson).
The sheer number of people potentially exposed to a green message from a team or event is staggering, suggests Hershkowitz.
But as the chief executive of the host committee for the 2014 New York-New Jersey Super Bowl, Kelly has immersed himself in the staggering minutiae that an event of this magnitude entails.
