Sentence examples for are occasionally mentioned from inspiring English sources

Another astonishing result can be obtained by comparing Houston and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan — two markets that are occasionally mentioned as possible sites for N.H.L. expansion teams.

are occasionally mentioned in local treatises.

In the Palaiologan period, the pansebastos sebastos Christopher Gabras died as a monk ca. 1264/5; Manuel Doukas Komnenos Gavras is attested as benefactor of a monastery in 1300/1; other members of the family are occasionally mentioned in legal documents, epigrams or correspondence as active in Constantinople and Macedonian cities like Serres or Veroia.

Mr. Bloomberg, who founded the global media giant Bloomberg L.P., is worth an estimated $25 billion, according to Forbes, and he is occasionally mentioned as a future Treasury secretary.

This calamity — which would have affected Jeannot and Rose as well — is occasionally mentioned but never really incorporated into the emotional structure of the film.

Present-day Jindabyne, a skiing and fly-fishing resort, is the setting of Ray Lawrences somber new film, in which the old settlement, now underwater, is occasionally mentioned.

And he has been photographed several times in the New York Social Diary, and is occasionally mentioned on Page Six of The New York Post.

In tennis circles, Nadal is occasionally mentioned in the same sentence with Tiger Woods, as in: some matters appear explainable by upbringing and training, and some by a felicitous accident of natural design.

He is occasionally mentioned in the gossip columns -- receiving an expensive wristwatch from Pierce Brosnan, cycling to a party in the Hamptons -- and was even featured in a cartoon about a celebrity photographer that appeared in The New York Times last year.

During my research between 1989 and 1992 for a political biography of Mr. Thurmond, this matter was occasionally mentioned but was hardly the focus of any conversation I had with the politicians, activists and ordinary citizens -- white and black -- I spoke to.

However, the synthesis of higher hydrocarbons utilizing methyl bromide as a reactant is occasionally mentioned.