Sentence examples for third occasion of from inspiring English sources
On August 16th, during what would seem to have been the third occasion of his pamphleting, Oswald was joined by two confederates.
In a small number of cases the second occasion of a bee or wasp sting causes a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
On the first occasion of the rite, which originated in Greece, couches were prepared for three pairs of gods: Apollo and Latona, Hercules and Diana, Mercury and Neptune.
Mr. Wu, who is just 30 years old and recently celebrated his second occasion of dressing Michelle Obama for an inaugural ball, said he was feeling very confident and comfortable in his own skin.
New Freelancers should supply their payment details and email address to the commissioning editor or the person to whom they have arranged to supply their Material, on the first occasion of supply.
Battle of Formigny, (April 15 , 1450, a French victory in the last phase of the Hundred Years' War against the English: it was perhaps the most decisive incident in France's reconquest of Normandy and was also the first occasion of the French use of field artillery.
Although commentary exposure led to an initial increase in the accuracy of hazard perception responses, this effect was limited to the first occasion of testing, and showed no later benefits relative to engaged hazard exposure.
"Myron Stark's" meeting Rudolph Valentino (Branden R. Morgan) at the premiere of The Sheik is the first occasion of the series referencing a real-life person.
The first occasion of a batsman being given out handled the ball in international cricket occurred during a Test match between South Africa and England in Cape Town in 1957.
The storm briefly moved offshore before making a second landfall on eastern Hokkaido at 1200 UTC on July 11; this marked the first occasion of a July landfall on the island in 28 years.
As regards the English historiography in particular, the first occasion of the "Byzantine Empire" appears in an 1857 work of George Finlay (History of the Byzantine Empire from 716 to 1057).
