On an otherwise sunny day, a brief downpour sent festivalgoers scurrying for shelter just after lunch.
Initially, some of the league's coaches said this would be an unfortunate result of an otherwise sunny situation.
Yet challenges remain on the regional arts scene, funding being the biggest one on the sculpture park's otherwise sunny horizon.
The building, in its present state, is a dark, smelly, scary spot in an otherwise sunny and vibrant area.
The only cloud to appear for the family on this otherwise sunny day was the fact that Venus limped off Court 1, favoring a hamstring.
Sean Hennessey, the chief executive of Lodging Advisors, which evaluates the financial prospects of hotels, said one cloud over the otherwise sunny New York City market was that prices had not matched the strength of occupancy rates.
Across the sky, a black plume of smoke followed the human procession, and by midmorning, the downtown Brooklyn skyline was blanketed with dark, foreboding clouds on an otherwise sunny day.
And in a dark corner of the otherwise sunny square, Ali Emrah Unlu stood casing the late Baroque fountain and pointing its treasures out to an enthralled group of 40 tourists.
In the UK, emo kids took to the streets to protest their portrayal in the media, particularly tabloid allegations that emo music had compelled otherwise sunny teens into committing suicide.
From 1979's The Raven, Dead Loss Angeles combines one of Jean-Jacques Burnel's most insistent basslines with singer Hugh Cornwell's litany of grumbles about the otherwise sunny metropolis: "the plastic peaches there, on concrete beaches there", the "shit" in the La Brea tar pits and the way "shallow, android Americans live in the ruins there".
I was served in the shadow of a medieval belfry in an otherwise sunny, windy courtyard by the wife and daughter of the chef, who came out himself twice to urge me to eat quickly before the wind turned the fish cold; I said I would rather eat his food tepid and slowly, if he didn't mind, since I was reveling in my break from the monotony of Roman cuisine.
