His perfect pitch for a sense of occasion is one of the reasons Chapin has lasted so long on the arts scene in New York City.
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Only the remnants of a donors'dinner in the Promenade and the presence of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who spoke briefly, conveyed a sense of occasion.
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There's also a sense of occasion that you don't get at each and every concert in the " Holiday Pops " season.
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Mather plans to restore a grand marquee that once gave a sense of occasion to entering the Royal Festival Hall and to open up other entranceways to the river.
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But there was never a sense of occasion in Enqvist's quiet game, never a spark that showed he was ready to take his first major title.
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There was a sense of occasion at Centre Court as Sampras and Becker, holders of five titles between them, entered at traditional hour of 2 p . m.
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There was a sense of occasion at Centre Court as Sampras and Becker, holders of five titles between them, entered at the traditional hour of 2 p . m.
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The entrance to the lower block ( exhibition hall ) of the City Hall formed an axis with Queen's Pier to lend a sense of occasion to visiting dignitaries.
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It provides a sense of occasion, reaches the greatest number of citizens and holds the prospect of organizing the discussion in the final few weeks in a way that a more scattershot approach does not.
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The band had come together to rehearse for a local gig, but there was even more of a sense of occasion : The show was the release party for their first recording in 28 years.
