Sentence examples for on occasion through from inspiring English sources
They tend instead to be introduced through concepts of assumption of risk (in its primary sense) and, on occasion, through contributory negligence.
In other words, an awful lot is pure fiction, from a writer who has detoured into nonfiction only on occasion through his long career as a novelist.
On occasion, through the venue's strange, clouded, lopsided sound, the songs resembled distant echoes of themselves, but then the mix would seem to correct itself and every synth patch would throb with life.
Post requests for customer e-mail addresses on occasion through each of your social media accounts.
Every time they played live, the police were called in: there were knife fights, and on more than one occasion – through no fault of the band themselves – the fights proved fatal.
"Kane has had a taste of cricket at the international level and although that has been interrupted on occasions through injury we think he is ready to perform consistently for Australia".
North End deserve credit for shutting out Brighton on home turf, stifling their attacking threats and troubling them on occasions through the creativity of Paul Gallagher.
People are not advised in terms of disaster resilient construction with regard to frequent disasters concentrated to particular area, so local craftsmanship has been contributing in developing resilient technologies through continuous trial and error and many on occasions through experiences from past disaster events (e.g., Rana 1935; Gautam 2014).
On one occasion he followed through with these threats and beat one of his cousins so badly that medical attention was required at a local hospital.
Additionally, the highly flexible feeding tube may on occasions be difficult to insert through the vocal cords, and also difficult to maintain in position once inserted.
"On one occasion, I was driving through to Bath and a traffic policeman in the centre of the traffic saw me in my car and he just froze in amazement".
