Sentence examples for may occasionally refer from inspiring English sources

Host agrees not to refer derisively to the "Clown Car" of candidates... but given the number of Republicans out-extreming each other, he may occasionally refer to the "Clown Bus".

May occasionally refer to a note card.

In science, an indirect person tends to be very deliberate--he or she may occasionally be referred to as a "plodder".

It may be this suggestion of solidity that leads Germans to occasionally refer to hefeweizen as bottled bread.

(Finebaum's callers occasionally refer to him as a "carpetbagging son of a pissant").

Nonetheless, for years thereafter, he would occasionally refer to me as Huck Finn.

It is generally benign and may occasionally recur (1).

Herein, an overcommitment to a single syntactic structure (occasionally referred to as "sticky attention"), particularly in terms of roles within word order, may play a role in the profile of language abilities that has been observed.

"Tenor violin" also occasionally referred to the viola.

She is remembered by neighbours as reclusive and private, though her past was occasionally referred to.

The word rumba occasionally refers generically to other Cuban dances with similar rhythms.