Sometimes, they were about the peculiarities of reporting for hours with digital devices that have an autocorrect feature that can on occasion change words that do not need changing.
The Brazilian collected and converted a seventh goal in eight Premier League games and the complexion of the occasion changed.
Nature does, on occasion, "change course," and at such moments it is as if the "thread of operations" has been broken.
You don't have to watch movies about New York cops, or C.I.A. agents operating in Middle Eastern souks, to suspect that cash does, on occasion, change hands.
It is critical that clients can see that you have their needs as a priority and this does mean that you may, on occasion, change your working pattern, attend calls on your day off, etc.
And when Donald Trump spoke, as Gwenda Blair recounts in her multigenerational history of the Trump family, the focus quickly shifted from the man in the coffin to the one at the lectern, and the tenor of the occasion changed from eulogistic to solipsistic.
R. Kelly's "Ignition (Remix)" turned 10 recently, and a group of intrepid fans have found quite the way to celebrate the occasion: Change the national anthem of the United States to the timeless party tune.
Towards the end of his time as the director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Hansen described how government officials had on other occasions changed his testimony, filtered scientific findings and controlled what scientists could and couldn't say to the media – all to underplay the impact of fossil fuel emissions on the climate.
The aim of this longitudinal study was to analyze whether mean Body Mass Index (BMI), assessed at four occasions, changed within different age groups and birth cohorts over time, i.e., between 1980/81 and 2004/05, after adjustment for possible confounders.
A guy named Langan had occasion to change his trousers on the stage.
