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The word "Occasional" is correct
It is typically used to describe something that happens from time to time or infrequently. Example: "We enjoy occasional family gatherings during the holidays."
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Gazans are materially cut off from the world economy, just as in Cuba: everything patched up and odd flashes of modernity amid an economy trapped in the 1970s – the occasional new car alongside battered Volvos and even more battered donkeys.
Guardian Documentaries is currently looking to commission mostly short-form documentaries, with the occasional co-production on a longer doc.
It's a chance to lose yourself in the pleasures of childhood escapades - dirt, occasional nudity and malt loaf pit stops.
"You may go looking for anime on mainstream television," he said, "but anime's profile on mainstream UK television has always been relatively low – a few late-night screenings on Channel 4 and the occasional prime-time airing on Sci Fi".
The 1985 Bears were bona fide pop cultural icons – punky QB Jim McMahon would join the show later that season ahead of Super Bowl while Walter Payton and Mike Ditka also made appearances – yet none came with the fanfare of Chicago's 335lb defensive tackle and occasional short-yardage runner.
The worldwide growth of Imax and the occasional spectacular success of 3D bolsters the case, even if the distribution landscape is shifting and film-makers find themselves with an increasing array of distribution methods.
Bullock says the crossing is used primarily, when at all, by occasional ramblers and rail enthusiasts.
Until he started work in February, the military pattern in Syria had been consistent for several months – occasional forays by rebels into urban areas followed by excessive reaction by government troops, with artillery, snipers, and mass arrests.
Any woman who hopes to achieve damehood with a minimum of inner torment will want to study Joan Collins, whose foremost political acts appear to be her contributions to the Spectator and occasional outbursts against the modern world.
Listener emails, nonsense rhymes, the occasional double entendre and a bit of comedy banter with the newsreader?
On the roof of our building a resister with a.22 rifle loosed off the occasional shot until he was killed by a passing helicopter.
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