Modifying Another Word

• fairly: It has been a fairly eventful year for your committee with some problems along the way, that we had to deal with.

• pretty: We've got a pretty eventful news round-up for you this week.

• particularly: Wales was a particularly eventful leg of the trip.

• quite: Their first race was also quite eventful with the crews clashing down the embankment.

• highly: With a record of having been shot down seven times during the next two years, GG's flying career was subsequently highly eventful.

• rather: Actually, tomorrow is proving to be a rather eventful day.

Infinitive complement

• say: December looks set to be eventful to say the least.

Modifies a noun

• journey: In this update to sponsors he recounts his eventful journey on the flooded Road of Bones.

• lap: Lap 11 was also eventful lap for Class A drivers.

• weekend: After an eventful weekend, Hutchinson lined up on row two.

• career: What was the most dramatic incident in his eventful career took place at the Assembly in November.

• trip: Even case studies less eventful time field trips to.

• evening: During the course of one eventful evening, he realizes his job is about more than just playing records.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: The run also proved more eventful than I had hoped.

• become: The day then became very eventful, for a landslide trapped our coach!