Sentence examples for occasional charge from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Toole ignores the occasional charge of quackery.

(Each Uga has been a white male, leaving Seiler open to the occasional charge of doggy sexism and racism).

In a blowout midway through the fourth quarter, he was still grabbing rebounds, taking up space and taking the occasional charge.

No, he says, they are veggie-eating, love, peace and understanding types, even if they do like to make the occasional charge.

Ian Bell is England's unofficial vice-captain and has enjoyed success in occasional charge of Warwickshire, but his own recent form has been almost as bad as Cook's, with no hundreds in his last 19 Test innings, though he has four half centuries in that time.

Such collisions are not foreign in New York City - and they can lead to occasional charges being lodged by the police or prosecutors, depending on the circumstances.

The occasional charges of libertinistic practices from opponents remain problematic and are unsupported by original writings such as the Nag Hammadi texts.

Both as a theologian and as an administrator, despite occasional charges of intolerance made against him, Beza is considered not only Calvin's successor but also his equal in securing the establishment of Calvinism in Europe.

Here the players made the best of an awkward job, with Blackpool, on the back of seven defeats running, meeting Fleetwood's slicker approach work with numbers in defence and occasional charges on the break.

Foreign competition, low-cost production overseas and occasional charges of sweatshop operations have driven manufacturers away from Chinatown: its garment factories have decreased from 500 to less than 300.

Mr. McNerney was alluding to the occasional charges of vigilantism against such patrols, like the accusations that followed the arrest in 1996 of some Hasidic patrol members on charges that they had beaten a black man in Crown Heights, a site of disturbances involving blacks and Orthodox Jews in 1991.