on occasion

You may reasonably lecture your teenager on the dangers of drinking too much, yet you did exactly that on occasion when you were in college.

But on occasion, as the wind died down, a light scent of rubber made its way through the air.

There’s an elderly gentleman named George who has been stopping by the funeral home on occasion to talk about anything from the weather to the most recent details of his grief work.

But I know that in my own life, I need to flip back through the pages on occasion to ground myself in the teachings.

Comic strips and radio were among the family’s affordable pleasures but on occasion, his mother Martha took her son to the Aero theater.