Sentence examples for can't intermittently from inspiring English sources
Some simply don't understand why they can't intermittently show up to class, write a few half-assed, un-sourced/unformatted papers, and not get at least a C+.
Ms. Ahtila has a pertinent subject and has given it so much visual beauty, narrative complexity and jump-cutting that to some extent "Where Is Where?" can't help being intermittently effective.
"Aquaman" isn't as dour or self-serious as other DC movies, but it also can't sustain the winky almost-parody it intermittently attempts.
And anyone who sampled it intermittently as I did this week can't help but feel that the joint effort of organizers, audiences, volunteer ticket takers and, of course, performers, is a buoying one for the theatrical world.
"If you take something like Advil PM intermittently when you have pain and can't sleep, that's a reasonable approach," Dr. Zee said.
He's someone I'd listened to intermittently, but as soon as I heard You Can't Hide From Yourself I understood why so many people had recommended him to me.
Just when you think it can't get any stranger, you arrive at the lava fields of Krafla which have been erupting intermittently for the past 3,000 years.
There are times I dread going in, times I can't sleep at night because I'm worrying about a patient and days where I can laugh and cry intermittently.
(What can this do that the other instruments can't do? Why do I have to play it the way anyone else plays?) On the phenomenal opener, "Ether," about political prisoners in Northern Ireland, Allen's bass sets out a cloggy loop, Burnham tattoos a related pattern, and Gill cracks away at his guitar intermittently, joining Allen when you expect him to be following Burnham.
