Sentence examples for except intermittently from inspiring English sources

No matter what explanation you supply for LaVette's slow ascent, everyone agrees that, except intermittently, she never got the songs.

So he was too busy to attend to his own feelings except, intermittently, to note to himself, "First Thursday in the grave".

About a minute later, unable to move except intermittently, I began to feel the darkness of unconsciousness welling up behind my eyes as Lipps Inc's 'Funkytown' continued unabated. .

And none of them were strong enough to do so — except an intermittently revitalized Pantani, who had started the day more than ten minutes behind Armstrong.

Records and interviews revealed that there were about nine or ten people at the commune, who had been living for over a decade in prefabricated barns and yurt-like tents with no electricity, except that intermittently provided by a diesel generator.

However, almost all parts of the reflection profile below the shallowest stratified reflectors are less reflective, except a chain of intermittently continuous reflectors with strong amplitude in about 2.5 3.0 s of two-way traveltime at shot point (SP) 1300 1500 on the line KR101.

'Forage' was identical to 'Rest' in that the focal was not socially engaged, except now the focal intermittently picked through grass and other ground material, finding and consuming food items that were naturally available within the enclosure.

The conference room contains a harp rescued from a club her hotelier husband owned but no discernible business equipment except the elongated table she intermittently bangs like a drum.

All of the characters present in Super Mario Kart have gone on to appear in all of the later games in the series, except for Koopa Troopa, who has only appeared intermittently after being replaced by Wario in Mario Kart 64.

All of the groups inoculated with the non-passaged rabbit HEV isolates were intermittently positive for HEV RNA in feces, except group RC12.

The Festival was held intermittently from 1970 until 1981, since when it has been held every year, except for "fallow years" intended to give the land, the local population and the organisers a break, usually taken every 5 years.