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

The union has supported Republicans from time to time, sometimes infuriating the Democratic Party in the process.

I saw Arthur at the bank from time to time: sometimes he spoke, mostly he just handed over his little bundle of checks and the paying-in slip, with the amounts made out in his neat, slightly childish handwriting, but he didn't seem as distant, or as shy, as he had when he first came in.

"These things come out from time to time and sometimes they have merit and sometimes they don't.

Then again, the obvious itself needs stating from time to time, and sometimes, when you state it, it even gets a little mystical, despite the smell of cheap stale beer in the air.

We joked about it from time to time, but sometimes I said to him, quite seriously, 'you do realise the dangers', and he tried to minimise the dangers with me and with other colleagues and friends and family.

There was much that was ragged about the early days of Cif – and Georgina was from time to time targeted, sometimes personally, if the balance or comment threads occasionally went out of kilter.

She said that special friends "can talk frankly and we can disagree from time to time, even sometimes fall out over a particular issue," but that disputes "can be quickly overcome and forgiven".

And narrating the sky show was not a recorded movie star but a real astronomer at the controls of the star projector, wielding a flashlight pointer to call attention to objects under discussion, clearing his throat from time to time, and sometimes even cracking a joke.

Listen, everyone could use a few words of encouragement from time to time and sometimes these quotes and their inspirational imagery provide a much-needed mental pick-me-up.

We hate embargoes, but Google is generally good at holding them so we play ball from time to time (plus our "sometimes accept embargoes, sometimes don't" policy keeps everyone on their toes).

Howard reappeared from time to time afterward in Marvel publications, sometimes written by Mr. Gerber, but usually by others.