Above all, if any sign is forthcoming of more reasonable attitude on the part of Senate or German Government, it is important that from Polish side this should not be made occasion for provocative assertions that German Government are weakening.
"Scott and Shana kept making occasions for the four of us to be together," said Ms. Furman, referring to evenings at the couple's home, where everyone watched basketball games on television and played board games.
Remorse now hangs like an albatross: you should have tried harder to make special occasions for her.
I have no time for the ideology masquerading as pragmatism that would strip the state of its benevolent functions and make them occasions for profit.
The asserted difficulty of proving the intent to injure or defraud is thus made the occasion for dispensing with such proof, so far as the prima facie case is concerned.
Any infringement of the rules (they could be invented on the spur of the moment) could be made the occasion for one of these entertainments, and children who were rarely beaten at home would suddenly find themselves liable.
By T. Cathledge, Harold Ross, and A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, November 24, 1934 P. 14 President Roosevelt doesn't have to remember the birthdate and other anniversaries that he so frequently makes an occasion for congratulatory messages.
The New Yorker, November 24, 1934 P. 14 President Roosevelt doesn't have to remember the birthdate and other anniversaries that he so frequently makes an occasion for congratulatory messages.
By T. Cathledge, Harold Ross, and A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, November 24 , 1934P. 11 President Roosevelt doesn't have to remember the birthdates and other anniversaries that he so frequently makes an occasion for congratulatory messages.
Baskets today are made for religious occasions, for storage, for sale and as a demonstration of pride in heritage.
