Sentence examples for the extraordinary event from inspiring English sources

The "extraordinary event," as the W.H.O.

He stands no chance next time, except in the extraordinary event that Mr Bush chooses not to run again.

"For example," it said, "residents will be able to walk their dog within the extraordinary event boundaries without fear of arrest".

Last year, North Korea became the first country to claim to have quit the NPT (legal minds differ over whether the claim stands, since the correct exit procedures were not followed).But the "extraordinary event" that caused it to want to invoke its supreme interest and leave, as the treaty allows, was nothing more high-minded than a fit of pique at being caught cheating for a second time.

In this regard, Wright nicely captures Heidegger's larger point when she writes that: "The temple celebrates the extraordinary event of Greece's emergence as a history-making force that gives direction to the next two thousand years of Western history" (Wright 1998, p. 385).

Just as with the case of airplane crashes, the public may see the extraordinary event as representative of the norm when it is not.

The "extraordinary events" measure rankled enough people that the city offered reassurances in a news release.

THE extraordinary events in Iraq in recent days have not been greeted with universal acclaim.

It's as if the extraordinary events of the recent past already belong to ancient history.

The same thought has occurred in relation to the extraordinary events of the past week.

He had learned the lessons of the "extraordinary events of 2010".