Word: occasional
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The original lion and unicorn were pulled down and burned on July 18, 1776 on the occasion of the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence in Boston. Those which TIME's reporter observed, and falsely assumed to be the originals, were, in reality, the second set of...
Chairman of the Committee Bill Evans announced that Harry Marshard and his 12 piece band had been engaged for the occasion.
For one who was formerly employed in the Houses as a student waiter, the recent pay raise granted the regular personnel of the College Dining Halls is an appropriate occasion for questioning the policy of the University toward Harvard students working in the same jobs. The unhandy hours and limitations...
The occasion for his culinary analogy came in answer to a question about the reboppers. Hall admits that the emulators of Coleman Hawkins and Roy Eldridge really have to know their instruments, that is: scales, chords and the like, but, he says, those are only the ingredients.
The election itself will be by proportional representation. Voters will mark their ballots to indicate the order of their preference of the candidates. When the tabulation has given a candidate enough first place votes for election or to clearly eliminate him, further ballots in his favor will be thrown to...