Sentence examples for occasion taking from inspiring English sources

So I spent a few days being driven around on three wheels, and even on occasion taking the handlebars myself.

TORONTO— During our time at the Toronto International Film Festival, we've been talking to filmmakers and actors and, on this occasion, taking some of your questions with us.

The popularity of wine has been steadily building, while cider and alcopops have fluctuated in and out of fashion, on each occasion taking market share from traditional beer choices.

The Romneys make frequent visits to their relatives in Wales, on one occasion taking their five sons and Romney's brothers down a mine to see for themselves the working conditions the family had endured.

But therein lies at least a hint to the magic in the Springsteen mystery: the muscular rise to the small occasion, taking forceful dominion over your poky circumstance and championing your own responses to what would otherwise seem inevitable.

Of course, mini-series still exist, on occasion taking on controversial subjects -- as with this year's much-criticized Hitler biopic -- but few possess the costume-drama intensity of the 70's and 80's.

He has, on occasion, taken the wrong drugs or forgotten to take them.

American civilian courts on occasion take testimony and evidence in secret for national security reasons.

She had, on more than one occasion, taken me to the town where she was born, in Northern California.

So rather than risk their exclusives, Sunday newspapers would, on occasion, take their chances and publish without comment.

So giving this score a prominent place on a short program (with no intermission) for such a high-visibility occasion took some courage.