Black artists had performed in Constitution Hall up to 1932; indeed, the practice of segregation in Washington was fitful and erratic, as might be expected with so many Northeastern politicians dependent on the black vote.
Her tachycardia had lasted for almost an hour and progressed to ventricular fibrillation – that is, her heartbeat was erratic as well as fast.
The government's pursuit was as erratic as its quarry.
— Sergio García's play was as erratic as the weather Thursday at the United States Open.
"As erratic as I was, I kind of took us out of the game," he said.
He was also erratic, as you might expect any first-generation android to be.
Erratic as he is, he does get bounce, which is was Dravid is worried about.
His driving had proved erratic, as offset by a recurring ability to pull off escape acts.
He oscillates between warmth and wrath, as erratic as the needle on the Singer sewing machine.
The performance of Wall Street was a major factor, and proved as erratic as London.
Its arid weather is as erratic as its bus timetables, with sharp temperature fluctuations of 10C even in summer.
