Sentence examples for occasional found from inspiring English sources
(Rosenberg) ★ 'Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday' (through Aug. 1) From Andy Warhol's alchemical "Oxidation Painting" (which involve urine) to Gedi Sibony's quiltlike stenciled drop cloth, this well-structured exhibition charts a literal-minded kind of abstraction that uses common materials and occasional found objects, often with pictorial if not downright painterly effects.
(Smith) ★ 'Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday' (through July 27) From Andy Warhol's alchemical "Oxidation Painting" (which involve urine) to Gedi Sibony's quiltlike stenciled drop cloth, this well-structured exhibition charts a literal-minded kind of abstraction that uses common materials and occasional found objects, often with pictorial if not downright painterly effects.
Status: Occasional; found on the landward side of the mangroves in some of the northern islands.
Status: Occasional; found growing as pure stand or mixed with Bruguiera spp. both in the northern and southern islands.
Status: Occasional; found growing as pure stand with a few individuals both in the northern and the southern group of islands.
Occasional finds of sabertooth-sized holes in Smilodon bones suggest the social life of Smilodon was not always peaceful.
The rest of the album mingles familiar songs with an occasional find — remember the Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping"?
In the city they are an occasional find in the preserved pockets of urban woods that dot all five boroughs and are one of the most abundant trees in man-made environments.
Today Doggerland is our Atlantis, a drowned landscape under the North Sea only visible from seismic surveys of the seabed and occasional finds of ancient tree stumps, the remains of ancient animals, stone age tools and human bones.
The stories of Viking raids were told to local children by schoolteachers, and there were also occasional finds that underscored this story.
"These are occasional finds, so you cannot do a proper sampling design," says lead researcher Tomas Hrbek, an evolutionary biologist at the Federal University of Amazonas in Manaus, Brazil.
