"Give carob a try," Maureen Goldsmith, the author of "The Organic Yenta," encouraged, but even her endorsement came with a hedge; in the note to her recipe for carob pudding, she confessed that she still snuck out for actual chocolate from time to time — though less and less often!
I consult those from time to time but less than you would think.
Or is there something to be said for performers letting their hair down from time to time with less demanding material?
L. 99 272 struck out provision which had required the Secretary of Commerce to report from time to time, not less frequently than annually, his findings under this section (including an evaluation of the short-term ecological effects and the social and economic factors involved) to the Congress.
They will come home from time to time - perhaps less frequently than you'd like and perhaps laden with more dirty laundry than you'd care to wash - but they will return.
However, from time to time, other less common genotypes, such as G9P[8], G5P[8], and G8P[6], have been predominant in various countries (5 ).
"From Time to Time" is even less a mystery than "Time and Again" but it is not less suspenseful.
The supervisory committee shall cause the passbooks and accounts of the members to be verified with the records of the treasurer from time to time, and not less frequently than once every two years.
The supervisory committee will cause the verification of the accounts of members with the records of the financial officer from time to time and not less frequently than as required by the Act and regulations.
Churchill's government of 1951-5 promised to be the most Europhile in British history, except for the foreign secretary, Anthony Eden, who, while happy to use pro-European rhetoric from time to time, was much less enthusiastic about the prospects for a European army.
