Sentence examples for more occasional from inspiring English sources

His theatrical work, television dramas, occasional films and even more occasional forays into acting have made Bennett a national treasure.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says there has been a switch from frequent, short journeys on foot to longer, more occasional car trips.

Technological and social shifts contributed to the decline of organized bowling, but in the 1970s and '80s other factors appeared as bowling alley proprietors grew overly reliant on the income from league players and failed to attract more occasional players.

The national tracking polls continue to be mediocre for Mr. Obama, but on the other hand, some surveys from polling firms that measure the race on a more occasional basis show stronger numbers for him.

Saturday is the de facto home for TV movies, with Hallmark and Lifetime rolling out new ones weekly, and other cable channels using the night for more occasional efforts.

Demand has soared, both in the city iteself--which, it is estimated, has 5,000 hard-core cocaine & heroin addicts(many of whom use both drugs)and many more occasional users-and in the surrounding suburbs.

Given the level of security in Beijing, few expect more than occasional small incidents.

The wind still carries the (more than) occasional scent of cannabis down the block.

Preminger was perhaps too refined and modulated in his sophistication to achieve more than occasional greatness as a director.

It doesn't establish that Stone was paid or had more than occasional contact with the K.G.B.

A number of Chinese adults that I know grew up with no more than occasional access to it.