Suri doesn't avoid Meera's occasional lies and cruelties either.
American voters must not, however, fall into the trap of thinking that Hillary's occasional lies are even remotely on the level of Trump's, which are constant, day after day, hour after hour, on virtually everything.
But the charm and, as I mentioned, the occasional exasperation lies in its underlying melancholy.
Given the average age of this team, it would not be prudent to expend a roster spot on a debilitated player but, for Michael and Magic, Bird would surely make an occasional appearance, lying face down in front of the bench.
Editorial Board members are also expected to review occasional papers lying somewhat outside of their own area of research, but for which no other suitable external referees could be identified within a week or so.
At last, the gradient decreased, and as I rounded a bend I saw in one of the occasional pools that lay in the wadi bed something I have never seen in Yemen before or since: a man fishing with rod and line.
The couple walked through the sand-blown and mucky streets, sidestepping the occasional dead fish that lay on its side, a lifeless eye staring up at them.
Even so, my occasional forays into lying have made me something of a theorist of lying.
Hicks takes great inspiration from Zelda D'Aprano, a feminist activist veteran from the Australian equal pay struggles of 1968, recognising that underneath breakfasts, flowers, drums, marches and the occasional violent crackdown lies a reality that there is no social equality without economic equality.
Neighborhoods and occasional small businesses lie north and south of the road until it crosses Canadian National Railway (CN) tracks (used by the Metra North Central Service ) immediately before an intersection with IL 83 (Barron Boulevard).
