Bruce was arrested a number of times in the 1960s and prosecuted for obscenity – on one occasion for using the word "schmuck" (a Yiddish word for penis) in his act.
It includes how often your target market buy the product, how much or how many they buy, if there was a specific occasion for using it, and how long it took them to decide to buy that product.
One can't come up with too many occasions for using the names Federico García Lorca and Albert Brooks in the same sentence, but a new play by Nilo Cruz suggests one.
Arsenal won the game with a single goal, the match having been mostly full of positive play and relatively free of fouls, although Drake was penalised on five occasions for using his elbows too much.
As the average life expectancy in society continues to increase, greater numbers of geriatric patients with difficult-to-measure IOP by GAT are expected because of their ocular or physical problems; therefore, occasions for using handheld tonometers such as RBT will increase much more in upcoming medical practice.
If ever an occasion for their use was justified, it was this catastrophe.
Every kiss bestowed at the altar, under the huppah, or before the justice of the peace is, potentially, an occasion for the use of a silver-plated wedding-cake knife or a leather-bound guest book or a frilly lace garter threaded with blue ribbon.
Or might some of the blame lie with an ever-proliferating wedding industry – one that seeks to ensure that for every vow exchanged there is a sweeping gown of satin and tulle to be sold, or that every kiss bestowed at the altar is, potentially, an occasion for the use of a leatherbound guest book, a frilly lace garter threaded with blue ribbon, and a chocolate fountain?
"If all you want is something to capture aerial footage on occasion for personal use and social-media sharing, you can save several hundred dollars by getting the DJI Spark," Mike Perlman wrote.
For Peter, the term signifies a form, and supposits naturally for a class of objects, whereas an occurrence of the term supposits accidentally on an occasion of use for a group of those objects.
