At the same time noticing race is occasionally called for, as when the 33-year-old American soprano Latonia Moore made her Metropolitan Opera debut last March, stepping in for an ill soprano, to sing the title role of Verdi's "Aida".
The highfalutin phrase for this process is "taxing negative externalities," but the levies are occasionally called annoyance taxes, too.
Cleanup crews from the California Department of Transportation are occasionally called in, too.
Moffat, who had remained in Bulawayo, was occasionally called upon by the king for advice, prompting the missionary to subtly assist Rudd's team through his counsel.
He took up again his chief office of portrait painter and was occasionally called on to represent mythological subjects for the decoration of the royal apartments.
The fyrd was gradually superseded by the gathering of the thanes (feudal lords) and their retainers, but it was occasionally called out for defensive purposes even after the Norman Conquest (1066).
The restaurant is occasionally called out for its lobster nachos, an obscenely large platter of crustacean, chips and cheesy goo that might be what lobster thermidor might be like if they sold it at the county fair.
Williams was occasionally called "Cyclone," a nickname, like "Smokey," derived from the speed of his pitch.
For his trenchant views and abrasive personality, the author and subject of these memoirs was occasionally called the Navy's "stormy petrel", as he himself acknowledges (p308).
Tamar is occasionally called dedop'ali in the Georgian chronicles and on some charters.
MPs and others occasionally called for it to be closed down to save money.
