occur to someone造句

• Some of their points might not occur to someone who's not in the funeral business.
• That is a thought that should not even occur to someone in the news end of this business.
• "A chemical horror can occur to someone taking all the precautions and, for months, we just don't know ."
• And if he is, this brings us to another important question, one which would never occur to someone in, say, Dallas or Charlotte.
• Didn't it ever occur to someone to have a calmed-down Patch quietly walk into a room and simply take someone's temperature?
• It would hardly occur to someone looking for exhibitionists to come to the Yorkshire Dales village of Rylstone, a picture perfect collection of cottages and a duck pond on the road between Skipton and Kettlewell.
• "Masterpiece Theatre " has been civilizing the television landscape for 30 years, and just now did it occur to someone to try to mix some American stories in amongst the British classics.
• The thought occurs to someone that if Palmer had been born 10 years later _ or the WNBA and ABL, 10 years earlier _ she might have made a pretty good living on the other side of the whistle.
• Similarly, personal life events ( i . e ., events that occur directly to an individual ) are more highly heritable than network life events ( i . e ., events that occur to someone within an individual s social network, thus affecting the individual indirectly ).
• "It is beyond the understanding of this court that it did not occur to someone that the reason for her [ the defendant's ] silence . . . . . . . was simply because she was not being spoken to in a language which she understood ."