Sentence examples for that very occasion from inspiring English sources

Later in the tournament, Shakib scored another half-century although Bangladesh were defeated by England on that very occasion.

It depicts onstage the very occasion that it was commissioned to honor: the coronation of Charles X, in 1825, and the gathering of international notables to celebrate it.

Be not afraid I urge you in this very occasion for there is no fear that fear itself.

We now see the possibility that the hurdy-gurdy player may have been there all along, and have been the very occasion for the wanderer singing his woes.

The cases and problems are not merely supplemental illustrations or peripheral sidebars, but function centrally as the very occasion for learning.

"Our woman is very occasion-led, and that means dresses.

P.S.: One of the great pleasures of writing about semi-obscure figures is that, on occasion, some very generous person reaches out with a devastating bit of heretofore unknown information or, if you're especially lucky, nearly sixty minutes of raw and unseen footage.

Formal censorship is largely a thing of the past in the Western world – so much so that the very rare occasions when works are censored, as at the Smithsonian in 2010, the outcry can last for months.

Our reasoning was that on very rare occasions, e.g. among people exposed to high doses of potent carcinogens, the whole population or a vast majority develops cancer.

I made that very clear on a number of occasions".

However, Shelly ended one plaintive letter to another friend: "The best is that the very thing which occasions the difficulty makes it interesting – namely – the treading in unknown paths & dragging out unknown things – I wish I could go to Spain".