Sentence examples for tremendous occasions from inspiring English sources

And each ballerina is learning personal ways of inflecting the most musically tremendous occasions of all (two in quick succession in the Sugar Plum adagio, to sublime downward cascades in the music): the sudden switch out of rapid supported pirouettes into an expansive backbend in her cavalier's arms.

The Scottish Cup final is a tremendous occasion.

It's going to be a tremendous occasion, and a great showcase for the city and the supporters of both clubs".

Sandy Nairne, director of the NPG, said the exhibition was "a tremendous occasion" for the gallery, discussed for years not just by him but by his predecessors as they tried to assemble the public and private loans of rare and fragile works of art.

"It was a tremendous occasion," said Townsend.

"As captain I was looking after the team, there was a young lad, Ken Kelly, who had only played a few games but it was a tremendous occasion.

Inevitably, quite a few of these expressions tend to be frowned upon by polite society – see the tremendous fuss occasioned by words such as "chav" or "pram face" (teenage single parent bent over her baby carriage) – yet, in the majority of cases, you can't help noticing that they have a vigour denied the euphemisms of the drawing room.

In this context, it is easy to appreciate the tremendous interest occasioned by the discovery of the Mawangdui Laozi manuscripts.

When I went out for the toss there was a tremendous sense of occasion - it felt almost Ashes-like.

I think that everybody there felt the tremendous emotion of the occasion and the sense of history".

Covent Garden assembled a tremendous cast for the occasion — not only Keenlyside, Bostridge, and Sieden but also Christine Rice, as Miranda; Toby Spence, as Ferdinand Philip Langridgee, as the King of Naples; John Daszak, as Antonio; Gwynne Howell, as Gonzalo; and Christopher Maltman, as Sebastian.