Sentence examples for as it occasionally does from inspiring English sources
Even the look of the music on the page carries symbolic significance, as it occasionally does in Italian renaissance music.
When the system actually works, as it occasionally does, the leaders at the top of the pyramid do one of two things.
WHEN Nepal, as it occasionally does, recently made international headlines, it was for a piece of news that sounded as if it came from a different epoch: a king abolishing democracy and restoring absolute monarchy.
But the court, as it occasionally does, redrafted the question presented by the petitioner, now focusing on whether a trial judge must insist on "admissible evidence, including expert testimony, to show that the case is susceptible to awarding damages on a classwide basis".
When rain falls in deserts, as it occasionally does, it is often with great violence.
Keep long wooden matches on hand in case the ignition fails as it occasionally does.
Public opinion mattered little, unless the public rioted, as it occasionally did.
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A visit was a rare privilege, and a revelation if it included sitting in (as I occasionally did) on a lesson-rehearsal.
China should undertake not to send official vessels into Japanese waters, as it still occasionally does, and deal more forcefully with militaristic sabre-rattlers like the general who suggested using the Senkakus for bombing practice.
No one had risked using the drum until this moment, in case it went wrong – as it occasionally still does – and it took time to match the evolving theatre technology to the architectural design and construct.
