Sentence examples for two key events from inspiring English sources

At least two key events destroyed the tenuous organization that held the firefighters together.

There were arguably two key events in the short byelection campaign which galvanised female support for Galloway.

And so, writes Wilson, "in December 1989, two key events signalled that the old regime was dead.

In order to understand the current epoch, Stubb highlighted the importance of three key dates and two key events.

Two key events today: the Green party launches its manifesto this morning in Brighton, where leader Caroline Lucas is standing in the Greens' key target seat of Brighton Pavilion.

The roots of Finland's current musical culture can partly be traced to two key events in that country's history: the publication of the "Kalevala," in 1835, and the birth of Jean Sibelius, in 1865.

So far, the case against Mr. Trump involves three key events.

Schama's choice of six key events that every child should learn about was also reassuring, bearing in mind the jingoistic rhetoric that has been associated of late with possible changes to the national curriculum.

In 2013, CNN called the cobra account one of twenty-three keventsnts reflecting Twitter power along with the Arab Spring, the raid on Osama bin Laden, and the first tweet from space.

Three key events will test the three-part plan of Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, to restore some vim to the economy.First, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) will confront a rough deadline for its pledge to banish deflation.

Analysts at Evolution Securities noted that the eight key events that led to the disaster are interwoven between BP, Halliburton and Transocean, according to BP, and appear not to single out any one company or action as solely responsible for the accident.