Besides covering over graffiti, skaters must occasionally race other skaters or do battle with the local police, who are beholden to corporate interests.
Occasionally, race surfaces in the sketches, like the one about "chronic sass" afflicting black stereotypes, or a closing sea shanty that posits, possibly, an updated British folk identity.
At a staging area that rebels said was only about two miles north of Bani Walid, rebel officials prevented journalists from going farther as ambulances coming out of the city occasionally raced by.
Morris let fly, his mind occasionally racing ahead of his pen: "As to your question as to socialism will make men honest; I should rather say that it will not prevent them from being honest as the present system does.
He has occasionally raced the A-Class catamaran, which is an ultralight, single-person racing boat, and they are considered perfect cross-training for an America's Cup helmsman because of their similarities with the two classes of catamarans being raced in the Cup.
Sagan, whose teammate Ted King said has "the best bike skills in the peloton," was able save another near-crash during the Tour de France prologue in Liège by putting his feet down; in the 2003 Tour, Lance Armstrong, who occasionally raced mountain bikes during his career, cut across a field to avoid a spill.
He was originally named Rey del Caredes, but occasionally raced under the name of Rey del Carreres.
This latter fact I knew from being his passenger in our car, not to mention the four vintage motorcycles in our garage that he occasionally raced.
The Swedish-Norwegian cold-blooded trotter and the Finnish cold-blooded trotter are similar breeds, occasionally racing together, both slightly heavier than the standard- bred trotter.
Occasionally the race got rained out, and I happily took the financial hit that came with losing an evening's work.
He occasionally drives racing cars in his native New Zealand.
