Sentence examples for occasionally formed from inspiring English sources

Fences, occasionally formed into cages, create opportunities for soft-porn scantily clad draping-in-despair poses.

Even before that, the crowds were inconsistent, although lines had occasionally formed outside the theater, and people used to trickle in for slices.

Leagues were occasionally formed, such as the Women's Professional Basketball League (WPBL); begun in 1978, the WPBL lasted only three years.

However, the surface extension of alumina layer and its functional effectiveness were threatened by Cu oxides occasionally formed during the annealing steps necessary to stabilize the coating.

The co-existing TiO phase showed corrugated {100} facets and point defects, presumably Ti and/or oxygen vacancies, and occasionally formed bicrystals with (100) tilt boundary due to coalescence over (100) vicinal surfaces (Fig. 6).

In the LH, duplexes and thrust sheet stacks were occasionally formed above the mid-crustal ramp, causing growth of the LH from the Middle Miocene to the Early Pliocene (Deeken et al. 2011; Webb et al. 2011).

Ice occasionally forms there in the depth of winter.

(Its cousin the giant snakehead will occasionally form packs and attack people).

Many different metals are miscible in the liquid state, occasionally forming recognizable compounds.

A captain, Andrzej (Artur Zmijewski), held captive by the Soviets, says goodbye to his wife; he keeps a diary thereafter, which occasionally forms the movie's narration, but he never fully understands what's happening to him.

While real and lasting liaisons do occasionally form through the site, more often it only serves to increase the concentric circles of mistrust, disappointment and heartbreak for all involved.