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

Greece has from time to time praised both Romania and Bulgaria.

And Iraq, ever unpredictable, has from time to time taken its oil exports off the market.

Although it has from time to time seen difficult negotiations, the issue has rarely been used as a political football.

Morgan Stanley has from time to time offered Proskauer millions of dollars to vacate the 12 floors it occupies.

She has, from time to time, preached at her Congregationalist church - unsuccessfully to her mind; she gets very nervous.

Spurred by what he calls his "mama issues," he has from time to time played the analysand.

He had admitted he had "from time to time engaged in homosexual activities".

Well, I think I have from time to time.

Since then pitchers have from time to time been suspected of using it.

Wars and political considerations following them have from time to time interrupted the freedom of navigation.

Many people have, from time to time, drawn up recommendations for conservative action.