Sentence examples for valuable events from inspiring English sources

There is a debate about how valuable events like this are as promotional vehicles for future programming.

Snow Fairy's subsequent wins included valuable events in Hong Kong and Japan while she also finished third behind Danedream in the 2011 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

Chandler and Westwood also had shares in Right Approach, who they bought from the Queen and went on to win the Dubai Turf, one of the most valuable events in world racing.

"Apparently on any given day in London alone there are more than 1,000 business networking functions, so what you need to do is separate the 'talking shops' from the really valuable events, and head for those," says Atkinson.

The news, though not entirely unexpected, also arrived at the worst possible moment, after a week at York when Declaration Of War and The Fugue emerged as serious contenders for the Classic and Turf respectively, the two most valuable events on the main Breeders' Cup card.

"The collaboration of Discovery's breadth of live sports content, including the Olympic Games, and BAMTech will bring European fans access to these valuable events like never before," noted Bowman.

The only Grade One on Saturday's card has been renamed in McCoy's honour but what is expected to be a capacity crowd at the Esher track will also hope to see him ride in the day's most valuable event, the Bet365 Gold Cup Chase.

Growing interest from startups, bigcos, open standards developers, and investors augurs for a valuable event.

Goal event is the most valuable event for the end users as well as for the game itself.

Additionally she observes: 'For me this was an especially valuable event because of the high attendance of participants, men and women, despite the strike in Greece that day and because this was a European funded project.

We would also like to thank all delegates who made this conference a very valuable event by their excellent contribution.