Sentence examples for they occasionally come from inspiring English sources

Still, she said, they occasionally come to class chattering about things they say they've seen through the windows.

The sprinkling of chichi boutiques and restaurants sit comfortably with the brightly-painted wooden cabines de pêcheurs, most of which are still operational, but have been known to fetch upwards of €1 million when they occasionally come up for sale.

Typically, villas in the area sell for less than €1 million, or $1.5 million, although they occasionally come on the market for as much as €2.5 million, she said.

But wow, these songs are precious, and they occasionally came spangled with extras that made them even more so.

If there's nothing to eat, they won't come in and won't multiply if they occasionally do come in.

If he stands motionless in his back yard, they will occasionally come within ten metres or so (about 30 feet), fully aware of his presence, blithely unconcerned.

"But it is a fair thing for me to say to an art dealer, 'Have your presented this work to the Calder Foundation?' And if he says no, I say, 'You really should.' " As for scholars who are dragged into court, they do occasionally come out ahead.

Powder also opens up more dangerous paths, and fresh snow is what drives people to backcountry skiing, something they occasionally don't come back from.

Directors rely on the workers below them to do all the grunt work, including research, financial analysis, and client presentations, while they mainly babysit clients and occasionally come up with ideas to pitch to them.

Though they spar less these days, political subjects do occasionally come up — climate change in particular.

Related auction lots occasionally come up.