Sentence examples for which are occasionally from inspiring English sources

Quartz, nepheline, and olivine, which are occasionally present, produce quartz, nepheline, and olivene monzonites.

He overflows with ideas, some of which are occasionally even useful".

But science is not just about conclusions, which are occasionally incorrect.

The French, notably, are massive subsidisers, and last year produced 200 films, which are occasionally good enough to export.

Prodded by the federal government, teachers stress the dangers of marijuana, which are occasionally (and implausibly) compared to those of cocaine and heroin.

"Conversations with players, which are occasionally facilitated by agents, are a valuable way to get to know the players," Kiper said in a statement.

Bill Clinton installed a putting green on the edge of the finely manicured South Lawn, which was occasionally adorned by the occasional stray golf ball.

Which was occasionally frustrating.

The speech is riddling and elliptical, which is occasionally more irritating than enchanting.

Despite their contrasts, which were occasionally played for laughs, both heroes were united by a keen sense of conscience.

The grand official bedroom, which was occasionally shared by Francis Joseph and Elizabeth, is ornately furnished and hung with rich blue silk.