Sentence examples for from time to time and in from inspiring English sources

It flared up from time to time, and in September he received an injection of anti-inflammatory medication.

but the soft tissues (skin, muscles, and all manner of internal organs) do turn up from time to time and in quite a variety of different guises.

Yet the vulnerability that has emerged this year, Federer losing to Djokovic in the Australian Open semi-finals, has continued to surface here from time to time, and in the first set against González his serve was broken three times.

But everyone needs a sharpening hit of dark chocolate from time to time and, in the absence of any After Eights – another of my all-time favourites – these Divine mint thins are a more than respectable substitute.

Should Mancini end up leaving City at the end of the season, it seems he will do so still robustly in credit with City's fans, who chanted his name from time to time, and in one pocket even instructed City's owners exactly where they could put their Manuel Pellegrini (not Manchester, where the sun does at least occasionally shine).

There have been some changes in marketing from time to time and in various parts of the country, but in general no drastic changes for some years.

There's an observatory with a metal helmet for a roof; a large heavenly body which changes colour from time to time; and - in case anyone was in doubt about the play's crux - a stage which keeps on revolving, accompanied by music of the spheres.

Surprise comes up from time to time in spectroscopy [Ref.2].

From time to time, he played in local jazz clubs.

Ballet dancers appear from time to time in Broadway shows.

That's what happens from time to time in F1.