Sentence examples for erratic things from inspiring English sources

He's always seemed to be absolutely obsessed with keeping himself in the headlines, so I'm not surprised he's done some erratic things.

If it keeps filming in Northern Ireland it will provide a long-term boost to capacity, much as the eight big-budget "Harry Potter" films stimulated the growth of post-production outfits in London.Production companies say that work remains erratic: things will go quiet for a few months, then demand for their services will surge.

The chili world is full of garrulous, confiding, erratic narrators who say things like "before the parrot came along".

"But I've seen things change: the erratic scheduling, the lack of flexibility.

Things can get erratic and unpredictable, making life tough for even the most experienced founders.

To add insult to ineptitude, SciZ's behavior outside of things scientific is erratic.

Increasingly erratic weather patterns are making things much worse, with droughts leading to extreme floods and vice versa.

In their book Eight Arms to Hold You, Chip Madinger and Mark Easter question the extent of Spector's involvement, citing Harrison's subsequent lauding of Kellgren's role in "capturing the performances" on 1 August, as well as the fact that Spector was "in and out of hospital" during this time, similar to his erratic attendance at the All Things Must Pass sessions in 1970.

Spector's erratic behaviour during the All Things Must Pass sessions left Harrison to handle most of the project alone, but in August 1970, after receiving a tape of Harrison's early mixes of the songs, Spector provided him with written feedback and guidance.

You may trust your friend a lot but things can get erratic when situations like these arise.

"Things had been very erratic, and there had been a lot of press about the market becoming more chaotic," he said.