Sentence examples for for alternately from inspiring English sources

The hike usually takes at least a week and calls for alternately ascending and descending the passes in Switzerland and Italy that surround Monte Rosa.

The far-ranging set included Charlie Parker ("Billie's Bounce"), Johnny Mercer (a centennial medley in which the world-weary "I Wonder What Became of Me" stood out) and Billy Strayhorn ("Something to Live For," alternately brooding and strutting).

Quite a few members of the class are on "the Retirement Runway" — some are unemployed, casualties of the '08 meltdown: "With one of us out of a job, and the other working for alternately half or no salary, our home of 17 years began to feel like a noose".

"Groups of medical professionals navigate darkly comedic scenes in a possibly apocalyptic moment in which impending disaster and death are the backdrop for alternately mundane and ridiculous coping mechanisms".

The agent receives a positive reward for alternately entering the yellow and magenta observations on each visit to green.

No differences were found in this functional signature among the sub-clusters for 65.7% of the orthologue groups, perhaps reflecting the limits of current annotation processes for alternately spliced isoforms.

For those alternately appalled and fascinated by college athletics, Stanford's Rock Centre for Corporate Governance has published a thinking exercise: what if NCAA members had an "NCAA Act" structured along the lines of the Dodd-Frank bill?

They expressed sympathy for Mr. Tourre, alternately calling him a "scapegoat" and a "willing participant" in Goldman's vast mortgage machine.

The jurors, describing the genesis of their decision, expressed sympathy for Mr. Tourre, alternately calling him a "scapegoat" and a "willing participant" in Goldman's vast mortgage machine.

Tyson, for example, alternately said he knew he was well liked by the boxing public, then said he did not care if the public liked him.

We would descend into the ravine and fend for ourselves, alternately hiding and pursuing, tackling and being tackled, all the while trying not to get stabbed by the throwing stars in our pockets and the knife strapped to our legs.