Sentence examples for because from time to time from inspiring English sources

"He must have shown it in the places where he stayed because from time to time over the years news came in illiterate scrawls of a 'man' who had worked three months...in a remote village, and gone away.

Indeed, if we get any glimpse of him at all, it is because, from time to time, he'll leave his ruffled satin salon and turn up behind the ruffled satin skirts of Vivienne Westwood, the eccentric fashion designer who first came to fame with bondage trousers, ripped T-shirts and a spiky peroxide do.

I thought this because, from time to time, I'm kind of a moron.

"We got into it because from time to time, we'll get a lot of calls from clients.

He failed, however, but felt "cheered and touched" by the judges' "refusal to accept my refusal" – not least because his wife was "furious" about his self-denial because "from time to time we do need money".

He added: "My wife had been furious that I'd refused the award because from time to time we do need money and she doesn't feel as secure as I feel she ought to.

While everyone has to cancel on commitments because of work from time to time, overachievers are more likely to do this than others.

When she first moved in, I had plans for a romance with Connie Legg, because she means well, from time to time, and because the sight of her bottom touches my heart.

"Also Dani (Vallverdu) will watch matches that Rafa's played here, because obviously everyone makes changes from time to time.

Han Fei explains further: past models are irrelevant not only because they were changing from time to time, but also because we cannot verify exactly what they were.

Because the laws change from time to time, the information provided in the Appendix is illustrative, not exhaustive.