Sentence examples for from time to time that the from inspiring English sources
As it happens, Melville dropped hints from time to time that the making of literature was like whaling.
"I do hear people say from time to time that the software industry is very profitable, so it's O.K. to copy their products," Mr. Kruger said.
Kremlin officials have said, from time to time, that the deal's execution has been "frozen"—but this failed to squelch rumours that Russia had made, or was about to make, a secret delivery.
Rose argued from time to time that the case against Cianci revealed "a scheme to defraud the citizens of Providence of the intangible value of honest public service," and one of the trial's big moments came when a former Providence police chief admitted on the witness stand that he had given some of his officers the answers to exams for promotions.
"And if you feel from time to time that the television series is attempting to enlist your sympathy for a cause that, in your own life, might rank as a low priority (the perpetuation of a gigantic 19th-century house and estate) — that is indeed the case".
Despite appeals by the hostages from time to time that the United States negotiate their release, the only demand known to have been made by the kidnappers is for Kuwait to release the 17, of whom at least two are Lebanese believed to be relatives of those holding the Americans hostage.
That's a problem that arises from time to time.
That can happen from time to time".
"That does happen from time to time".
