on occasion in English
when needed; sometimes, once in a while
Use "on occasion" in a sentence
1. You have on occasion surprised people.
2. Anesthetizations are indeed unsuccessful on occasion
3. Julie drops by my place on occasion.
4. Everyone should indulge in fantasy on occasion.
5. On occasion, Jesus was hungry and thirsty.
6. Unkempt occasionally allowed, but must on occasion.
7. He has, on occasion, made a small mistake.
8. She moves discreetly but with considerable effect on occasion.
9. On occasion, journalists must go against popular accepted opinion.
10. On occasion prisoners were allowed visits from their families.
11. Nobody is perfect, and everyone acts thoughtlessly on occasion.
12. He has been known on occasion to lose his temper.
13. On occasion their hearts too have been as if numb.
14. He treated them seriously and, on occasion, entertained them hilariously.
15. Everyone is going to be anxious or downhearted on occasion.
16. He has even been known to go shopping himself on occasion.
17. Germany, on occasion, invests excess cash balances in the banking market.
18. They were subject to exhaustive parliamentary debate and, on occasion, referendum.
19. It provided finance, ensured protection and, on occasion, encouraged technological development.
20. On occasion, Jesus openly refuted the false accusations of his critics
21. On occasion, cold milk added to coffee or tea will Curdle
22. For centuries people have on occasion found themselves involuntarily without work.
23. Most people experience mild cases of Constipation on occasion and treat it
24. She has always been very kind to me, even generous on occasion.
25. On occasion even the latter have lost their usual reticence and blundered.
26. Studio old-timers say her spirit has been seen there on occasion.
27. 25 He observed naughtily, subtly, wittily, passively, on occasion with a feline caress.
28. 2 On occasion, an illustration can be used to sidestep prejudice or bias.
29. On occasion the obstacles have been great and the price sometimes very dear.
30. On occasion, old people are difficult to help and neighbourly relations become fraught.
31. I bungee jump on occasion, and I would like to experience skydiving soon.
32. On occasion, he contended outspokenly and openly with his critics, refuting their false accusations.
33. He translated not only from the French but also, on occasion, from the Polish.
34. On occasion, he prayerfully spoke with his heavenly Father for hours at a time.
35. Even variant pronunciations of the same word may on occasion be assigned contrasting meanings.
36. Though enunciation is given to such feelings on occasion, it is by no means pervasive.
37. Autism is not based on a symptom or two, which people may display on occasion
38. 26 He is not a wise man who cannot play the fool on occasion.
39. It is used symbolically by government figures, and is on occasion visited by foreign dignitaries.
40. Do they include not only petitions but also heartfelt praise and thanksgiving, and, on occasion, supplication?
41. Although some people might still use the term Centigrade on occasion, the official term is Celsius.
42. On occasion, she would meet Ted's eyes, and he would wink, and nod his head encouragingly.
43. Normally small numbers of Cankerworms are present every year, but on occasion, large outbreaks can occur.
44. Meetings are open to the public, although on occasion the Council may meet in closed session.
45. He was gifted, on occasion, with a gentle raillery, which almost always concealed a serious meaning.
46. I recognize that, on occasion, some of our most fervent prayers may seem to go unanswered.
47. On occasion, he went by boat from the Capernaum area to Magadan, Bethsaida, or nearby spots.
48. 22 On occasion, she would meet Ted's eyes, and he would wink, and nod his head encouragingly.
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50. This is patently evident from the way he depicted, on occasion, perfectly symbiotic kisses, embraces and bodies.