Remember, traffic is not a surprise occurrence; it's an every day reality.
Without giving away any surprises, the occurrence that finally links Hanwell, Blake and Cooper in a way presumably unique to their shared geography, feels contrived, inserted for reasons of "seriousness" rather than narrative propulsion.
When it comes to medals, the surprises and freak occurrences are lovelier.
But the WTO event was a surprise, one-time occurrence.
Consumers expect their digital experience to be more human and empathic, to be filled with emotional content, to surprise them with serendipitous occurrences, to allow for reciprocity and interactivity, and to offer the option of personalized adaptations.
Even in today's modern era of enhanced ocean and atmospheric observation, such occurrences are surprises (BBC News, 10 Aug. 2012).
The fourth surprise was that the occurrence of radiating pain resembled the pattern of the area from which the pain probably originated.
You want to appear supportive, but don't act like very basic occurrences are a surprise.
In an excerpt of the book published in the Guardian this weekend, Laura writes of the moment she realised how many women were experiencing regular instances of sexism as a daily occurrence: To my surprise, every woman I spoke to had a story.
This is achieved by modifying a surprise-free forecast according to events' occurrences based on a Monte-Carlo simulation process.
Their efforts are obstructed first by a simple misunderstanding -- guests arrive to find their unprepared hostess in her satin dressing-gown -- and then by progressively weirder occurrences involving international drug-smuggling, surprise military exercises and a succession of dreams.
