Sentence examples for unprecedented appearance from inspiring English sources

It's not news that flat shoes made an unprecedented appearance on the catwalk when the incoming collections were first shown.

In defining dingbats as "the true symptom of Los Angeles' urban id, trying to cope with the unprecedented appearance of residential densities too high to be subsumed within the illusions of homestead living," Banham diagnosed the central and persistent tension, then as now, between wanting to grow outward and needing to grow upward.

Prime Minister Yves Leterme of Belgium, who was joined Sunday by the European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet in an unprecedented appearance, unveiled the accord after a weekend of emergency talks in which the governments had tried to broker a whole or partial sale of the bank to private bidders.

That is the nickname of the Ugandan national team and their unprecedented appearance in this long-neglected north-eastern region of the country drew some 7,000 spectators, many of whom had "footed" dozens of kilometres under the tyrannical sun to witness a sight they never thought they would see.

He was making an unprecedented appearance, alongside his counterparts from Britain's two other intelligence services, to face questioning by the Intelligence and Security Committee.

And just a few weeks ago, in an unprecedented appearance, Lelyveld spoke to the newly formed National Gay and Lesbian Journalists Association at New York's Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center.

If my father's presence in the apartment in the middle of the day was unprecedented, his appearance was even more of a shock.

As Barack Obama said during an unprecedented video appearance at the Tonys, the musical is a "civics lesson our kids can't get enough of".

In recent weeks, these bird-watching virologists have become worried about what they and the World Health Organization say is the "unprecedented" simultaneous appearance of an avian influenza virus in a number of countries.

The exposure of surveillance methods had left al-Qaida "rubbing their hands with glee", the MI6 chief, Sir John Sawers, said when the trio made an unprecedented public appearance together before another parliamentary committee.

And there's the Phoenix Suns, after a season in which they went from the near-consensus "worst team in the Western Conference" to being just one win away from an unprecedented postseason appearance.