Sentence examples for occasional support from inspiring English sources

Albarn invited Treays to do the occasional support slot, contributing to a pleasant buzz.

Such a government would still need at least the occasional support of the right-wing populist Progressives, led by a veteran maverick, Carl I. Hagen.

All the while she was still taking the occasional support dancing gig for cash – capering behind Kylie as recently as last year.

With occasional support from book publishers, the Guggenheim Foundation and a patron, the late architect Philip Johnson, Mr. Margolies went on to single-handedly create a record similar to that accumulated by the New Deal photographers of the 1930s.

As an early member of Single Mothers by Choice, I watched the organization grow, along with the Internet, into a reference source as well as an occasional support group (Jennifer Egan, March 19).

Their three-part harmony power pop set them apart from the MC5, the Stooges and Bob Seger, then the Motor city's hottest acts, yet they were accepted as their occasional support, and also opened for The Who and other British bands.

Nicholson spent the next decade playing major roles in B-films (including several more for Corman), occasional supporting roles in A-films (such as Ensign Pulver, 1964), and guest roles on such television series as The Andy Griffith Show.

The capacity of the Italian glass craftsman to surpass all earlier masters in work of the most complex character is seen in the so-called cage cups (diatreta), on which the design usually a mesh of circles that touch one another, with or without a convivial inscription is so undercut that it stands completely free of the body of the vessel, except for an occasional supporting strut.

Mike now runs a fitness studio in London, and also acts a bit too, doing advertisements and the occasional supporting part in a film.

Larry Woodard supplies brisk, incisive piano accompaniment and occasional vocal support.

Karlheinz Stockhausen's "Kleine Harlekin" (1975) hints at Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire" but is a brighter, flightier work for solo clarinet with occasional percussion support.