Her material about Ireland is evocative, affectionately mocking and occasionally - in the case of the abortion laws - sharply satirical.
Everything is light, crisp, clean — occasionally, as in the case of the hachi, a slim piece of codfish in a slightly gelatinous broth, bland.
Occasionally, as in the case of the American bittersweet, a native vine with brilliant red-orange fruits, the reasons for a plant's dwindling numbers in the city might be more elusive.
Meetings are still held at the battered wooden conference table around which King once assembled his advisers; or occasionally, as in the case of this week's election, they are shifted one block up the street to the Ebenezer Baptist Church, where King preached his famous sermons three decades ago.
Occasionally, as in the case of Tom Paulin who, not content with being a minor esoteric poet and Oxford lecturer, reportedly felt obliged to share his view that Israeli settlers "should be shot"—they get to make little splashes in a bigger pond.
It's a breathtaking display: funny, instructive, nostalgic and occasionally -- as in the case of the vast, palacelike, vanished 1892 Prudential Building -- heartbreaking.
Ron Waters, the general manager of the Nehemiah Homes Development Fund, pointed out that the interest rate for most homes in the program is currently about 7percentt, but that occasionally -- as in the case of the Chambles -- the state offers special mortgages at 4 to 4.5 percent for the first four years, with a jump to about 7percentt after four years.
Everything you eat here is good for you, occasionally too much so, as in the case of a chalky mass of purple yam, or a knob of sticky black rice, trussed in a banana leaf, which when unpeeled reveals gummy strata of mung beans, red beans and peanuts, tasting of the water they were boiled in.
Abrupt changes in uncertainty occurred where plots of equation predictions crossed, where an equation began or ended, and occasionally when corrections were applied (in the case of approach 3 only).
They can be political (in the case of occasionally unexpected disagreements between the communities and the client financing the project), social (in the case of the project being challenged by associations or the public), institutional (in the case of changes to regulations impacting the project), financial (in the case of delays generating an added cost), or technical.
More than occasionally wit rears its head, particularly slyly in the case of "Bacchante Riding a Goat" (1796), a small masterpiece by Roland (1746-1816).
