So did the fact that she was often less than gracious when faced with the drudgery of public appearances -- the ribbon-cuttings, diplomatic functions and endless other official occasions by which Britain's royals justify their position and the public money that finances it.
Yet Mr. Bush has sent many signals, and has occasioned endless speculation about how energetically he would try to end abortion as president.
Scotland may currently be basking in seemingly endless sunshine, an occasion itself about as rare as an English semis appearance, but not even that can disguise the gloom, the trepidation, the overriding fear of English people being happy about footballing success.
(Sondheim's two volumes are probably closest in spirit to Gershwin's "Lyrics on Several Occasions," whose endless subtitle promised "informative annotations and disquisitions"; Gershwin, like Sondheim, shifted smoothly from crass practicalities like theatrical deadlines to the lyricist's timeless art of testing syllable against syllable).
That's what's wrong, y'know?" Clayton has sung on several occasion, including on the song "Endless Deep", the B-side to the single "Two Hearts Beat As One" from 1983.
The endless unfurling of the Trump-Russia story has occasioned an explosion in the number of experts in "information warfare," "online influence operations," "disinformation," and the like.
Just a few years later the era of the Beach Boys, Frankie and Annette and "The Endless Summer" already seemed like a golden age, an occasion of nostalgia — which is the beginning of the end of living.
And if I came up with a stupid thought, which I have to admit happens on occasion, it would quickly disappear into the endless stream.
What the rest contains yawning chambers only open on special occasions, dark rooms, hidden passages is the source of endless speculation.
