Sentence examples for have alternatively from inspiring English sources

As the Giants have alternatively surged and lurched to an undefined 5-2 record, almost entirely unobserved in their meandering march has been Manning's consistently stellar play.

Beginning in the 1930s, some groups have alternatively promoted white poppies as an emblem of peace, though this has often met with controversy.

As Richard Ackland pointed out last week, it would certainly seem possible that Azari could have alternatively been charged with conspiracy or solicit to murder, under section 26 of the Crimes Act.

She threatened her audiences and her collaborators (who have alternatively lamented and celebrated working with her), with her own immortality as a gag: You just might have to deal with me forever.

From the Gold Rush in the mid-19th century to the recent dot-com craze anchored in Silicon Valley, Americans have alternatively looked at California with exaggerated hope and disillusionment.

More pointedly, the Palestine papers reveal us to have alternatively demanded and encouraged the Palestinian participants to take disproportionate risks for a negotiated settlement, and then to have refused to extend ourselves to help them achieve it, leaving them exposed and vulnerable.

As a draft of the Volcker Rule has made the rounds in the last several weeks, it has alternatively caused fits of despair and cries of exultation.

It has alternatively been suggested that it may mean "holm or hulme of a farmer named Alda".

It has alternatively been interpreted as meaning "the place of the voices" in the Itza Maya language.

The Magic Wand has alternatively been referred to as the Cadillac of vibrators, and the Rolls-Royce of vibrators.

Romney must have been dying to get in on the Department of Education wrecking crew, but apparently a triple flip would be too much even for the candidate who has alternatively praised the Department of Education and called for it to be abolished.