Sentence examples for and occasionally since from inspiring English sources

In January and occasionally since then, round trips could be had for $189, he said, but these days, the fares more commonly bounce between $318 and $400.

Let's see here…hmmm...Joyce was the very picture of a starving artist, a virtual exile from his own country, accused of pornography and reviled in his lifetime (and occasionally since) as a writer of unreadable books.

For much of the 1990s, and occasionally since then, a quarrel between Gazprom and a neighbouring government over gas prices or distribution, often leading to a temporary cut-off in deliveries, was the surest sign of a political quarrel between that country and Russia.

While "condom use" was initially considered a question that approached use without exception, the field "observations" required the generation of three different categories: always (since the initiation of sexual activity); currently always, but not in the past/never and occasionally (since the initiation of sexual activity).

The CA Twitter account has been unusually editorial and occasionally provocative since the start of the series, and ran into trouble in England during the summer when a third umpire's decision to reprieve Ian Bell brought the reaction "That decision sucked ass #bullshit".

As a Labour MP he has spearheaded revolts, driven debate and occasionally just ranted, since his election in 1950 at the age of 25.

Both copper red and blue were used as monochromes and, occasionally, together; but since these pigments required a slightly different firing temperature, one or the other is usually deficient in quality.

Sperm whales do not have many predators, killer whales (orcas) are known to have attacked sperm whales and occasionally sharks; but since the early 1700s by a large the most serious predator of sperm whales has been homo sapiens.

West Hollywood's Sunset Marquis has served as a hideaway for "the famous, the infamous (and, occasionally, the indicted)" since 1963.

It's been grumbling ever since, and occasionally covers the area in scalding ash or blasts columns of lava hundreds of feet into the air.

Anger at the National Security Agency and the British intelligence services has simmered and occasionally erupted full force since the magazine Der Spiegel and other Western news media outlets published material last June from Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, suggesting that millions of Germans' data and phone calls had been monitored.