Everybody gets sick occasionally, right?
4. Dick Vitale is also occasionally right.
3. The punditocracy is occasionally right.
Officials say the Web site carries reports that are often wrong, but occasionally right.
Starting every day, at second base and occasionally right field, has turned the switch-hitting Zobrist into one of the most valuable assets in the league.
Still, the age-old perception of golf clubs as very male, very stuffy and occasionally right-wing does nothing to encourage people to enter the environment.
Like Apatow's "Funny People," the film is an intentional hybrid: half gag comedy, half open-ended exploration of everything that can go wrong — and occasionally right — between two people whom nature, if not society, meant to be together.
The bears who argue that asset prices are about to fall tend to get dismissed as out of touch (dotcom sceptics supposedly "just didn't get it") or are likened to stopped clocks: occasionally right, but mostly wrong.
C1 Forecast, With a Grain of Salt Wall Street economists are notorious for insisting that all is fine even when a downturn is just around the corner, and the few pessimists who regularly prophesy doom are only occasionally right.
His breakthrough series "The Sandman," published from 1988 to 1996, ostensibly chronicled the adventures of Morpheus, a gothic embodiment of the god of sleep and dreams who, after having been captured and released on Earth, must rebuild his neglected netherworld while occasionally righting wrongs on our plane of existence.
