Sentence examples for this significant occasion from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this significant occasion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an important event or moment that holds particular meaning or importance. Example: "We are gathered here today to celebrate this significant occasion in our lives."
And Steve Auckland, the chief executive of the Indy's parent company ESI Media, said: "We have plans in place to mark this significant occasion privately in our office today followed by an event tonight to thank our employees for the enormous contribution they have made".
"For this reason, on this significant occasion of the International Year of Sanitation, I consider it crucial that Japan shows its determination to make further efforts to tackle them with the international community," he added.
However, many people present thought it profoundly moving, and for this reason the film is an invaluable record of a significant occasion.
His restaging of this 1979 play, originally devised at Hampstead with Jim Broadbent and Julie Walters, is a significant occasion.
Who were the opposition on the other, rather more significant, occasion?
The nature of the scorers sprinkled a bit of magic dust on an otherwise only mildly significant occasion.
But while much will be written about their success, it was also a hugely significant occasion for the losers.
Yet the build-up to such a significant occasion is being overshadowed by the imminent appointment of Moyes.
A week from today, Japan will mark nine months since the Fukushima meltdowns began, and the occasion has been presaged by a subtle but deeply significant occasion.
A Uefa Cup semi-final, of course, is a significant occasion whoever the opposition, but tonight's meeting of Dynamo Kyiv and Shakhtar Donetsk has added spice.
So what will Carnegie Hall and the New York Philharmonic do for a really significant occasion: the Leonard Bernstein centenary, for example, in 2018?
