Sentence examples for sometimes occasion from inspiring English sources
Tablecloths, bedsheets and felt substitute for canvas; exceptional sculptures are fashioned from wadded aluminum foil, tied-together tin cans and cardboard boxes, which sometimes occasion witty drawings.
At the same time, it seems safe to say, cases like the pending courts-martial at Joint Base Lewis-McChord afford only glimpses of the horrors those wars can sometimes occasion.
Notwithstanding this formal prohibition, the commentaries on the categories were crucial for subsequent theological discussions, and the thinnest of pretexts would sometimes occasion a digression into theological territory.
His vivacity, quickness of judgement, and swift indignation at any hint of injustice sometimes occasioned collisions between him and slower minds: but no man was more generous in seeking reconciliation.
The havoc wreaked by fire is sometimes the occasion of great missed opportunities.
PAUL KRUGMAN has linked to Free Exchange before, so I assume that he sometimes has occasion to read it.
Cartier-Bresson seldom saw his work until it was in print, and then sometimes had occasion to be appalled.
He keeps statistics, independently of the newspapers, for the Odessa soccer club, the Chernomortsi, and he sometimes has occasion, when he's on land, to send a correction to the papers when they've made a mistake.
"The older you get, the longer you play... when you are touring away from home, sometimes the occasion can overwhelm you".
But sometimes the occasion calls for something more laid-back than a night out.
Delilah's of Denver: Sometimes the occasion calls for a straightforward token that says "I love you".
