Sentence examples for be from time to time from inspiring English sources
But Mr Blair made plain he completely backed the EU's stance against the US over illegal tariffs on steel imports, insisting that Washington must now respond to the World Trade Organisation ruling: "There will be from time to time these disagreements on issues to do with trade and we must stick very firmly to our position".
The Abacus offering memorandum stated that "Goldman Sachs is currently and may be from time to time in the future an active participant on both sides of the market and have long or short positions" adding that the firm may have "potential conflicts of interest".
He was emotional and vulnerable as children can be from time to time.
There may be from time to time bumps both up and down but the long-term trend is clear," Dunham said.
And I am, from time to time, Roberta, if I am in a chat room.
People under this degree of constant pressure are, from time to time, going to miscalculate.
Local Elamite dynastic troubles were from time to time compounded by both Assyrian and Babylonian interference.
He is, from time to time and without warning, visited by images of future disaster, which require his reluctant intervention.
From "So Long, See You Tomorrow": "Boys are, from time to time, found hanging from a rafter or killed by a shotgun believed to have gone off accidentally.
