Sentence examples for frequent times from inspiring English sources

Cathy Millhauser, a frequent Times constructor, is famous for puns.

He was an improbable St. George who came to her aid in the increasingly frequent times of separation and tribulation.

Brief, upbeat reports written by a frequent Times freelancer about two cellphones made by Samsung appeared Nov. 23 and 30.

A review of incidents at the beach showed that 7 30 p.m. was one of the most frequent times for drownings and rescues, Mr. McKinley said.

Ira Stoll of Newton, Mass., a journalist who is a frequent Times critic, was one of many who wrote concerning an article in the Home section about a Brooklyn house owned by the musician Mike D of the Beastie Boys.

That advice comes from Christopher Langner, a former writer for the travel and leisure section of the Brazilian edition of Forbes magazine, who has lived most of his life in Brazil and is a friend of Seth Kugel, a frequent Times Travel section contributor.

My life's work entails frequent time travel.

"Best to take frequent time-outs for anger to subside,'' Ms. Ludeman said.

However, competition between journalists on the battlefield was maintained despite the frequent time delays, because the reports were released in the order in which they were filed.

Nesbø's novel is built from multiple viewpoints and frequent time shifts, with the reader made constantly aware of the partial nature of the detective's knowledge.

On "Pig Lib" (Matador), Malkmus and his backing band the Jicks return in force; with frequent time changes and often unhinged singing, Malkmus sounds more than ever like a Captain Beefheart for the wheatgrass crowd.