Sentence examples for from time to time perhaps from inspiring English sources

He is a widely respected and penetrating literary critic, though one laterally blinded from time to time, perhaps, by the depth of his penetration.

He said the owner was giving some thought to opening the house from time to time, perhaps for use by the Museum of Modern Art.

If the crocodiles snap at his heels from time to time, perhaps it is just to keep him on his toes.

The last-named star, one of the Pleiades, is known to cast off shells of matter from time to time, perhaps as a result of its high rotational speed (up to 322 km/sec).

This was a branch office and you only needed to feed and water it from time to time; perhaps visit it occasionally to convey to its Scottish supporters that they were still voting for the real thing.

From time to time, perhaps there should be a discussion, but only so that reasonable people can see why things are the way they are — and why they should stay that way".

"We all bump into each other from time to time but perhaps not the whole gang," said Kissinger.

"I think that we all get caught up in the emotion from time to time, and perhaps say some things that on reflection probably were not well chosen".

And your league should re-examine its rules from time to time and perhaps try other measures, like reassigning players to better balance the teams.

The luxury option would be to to buy one of the many decommissioned bomb shelters or observation posts that come on to the market from time to time, or perhaps just your own bit of tunnel.

My muscles ached, my skin was cracked and sore from wind and sun, and everything I owned was caked in mud and grime, including my dogs who sat patiently in the bow of my 14-foot boat, looking at me from time to time wondering, perhaps, why I kept yelling curses at the wind and water.