Sentence examples for two notable events from inspiring English sources

Two notable events for Vancouver and the province were Expo 86 in 1986, a world's fair to commemorate the city's centennial, and the city's selection as host of the 2010 Winter Olympics.

(Midgette) NORFOLK CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL (Tonight and tomorrow) The season starts this weekend with two notable events: the soprano Susan Narucki singing contemporary and 20th-century songs in English tonight, and the world premiere of an opera by Jack Vees about the physicist Richard Feynman, featuring the excellent So Percussion Ensemble, tomorrow.

Two notable events happened in 2006: Starbucks gave Rwanda's Blue Bourbon brand of coffee beans its Black Apron award and introduced it in its stores, and on a visit to the U.S. Kagame met with Costco's CEO, Jim Sinegal, to promote Rwandan coffee.

The authors' data provide a convincing correlation to the GPTS, and the team was able to identify two notable events from the GPTS (the brief Réunion Subchron9 and the later, but slightly longer, Olduvai Subchron), which bookend the layer that contains the oldest artefacts.

Two notable events occurred on Wednesday, February 24.

Two notable events occurred off-field at the end of the 1950s: in 1958 the Argonauts became a founding member of the Canadian Football League and a year later found a new home at Exhibition Stadium.

One notable example of this involves quantification.

In the past six months alone, there have been three notable events, and terrorists like Shahzad may raise a vulnerability to terrorism.

One notable event occurred on 18 June when 152 members of the Viet Cong's Quyet Thang Regiment surrendered to ARVN forces, the largest communist surrender of the war.

One notable event of the 1998 season was the race for the home run title and Roger Maris' single-season record of 61 home runs between the Cubs' Sammy Sosa and the Cardinals' Mark McGwire.

Two further notable events occurred at 20 32 and 21 03 UTC, the earlier of the two likely very close to the onset of the eruption (Fig.  7).