Forty-four people have taken the oath, he says, but "every so often the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds and raging storms..
Beltran's Army-issue organizer is also filled with these reminders, and he checks them every so often to jog his memory — folding and unfolding them throughout the day.
Cobb seems to be still close with his mother, whom he visits every so often When he finally brings Lynnette to meet his mother, he tries to see his mother through Lynnette's eyes.
He looks, every so often shaking his head.
He stopped every so often for relatives and friends.
But, he added, "Every so often we are surprised".
"It's amazing how totally different they can taste from one to the next," he said, every so often tossing an inferior half into the garbage.
He smiles every so often but, like Graber, has a way of pursing his lips, or placing his hand on his chin or cheek, that indicates he is barely tolerating the nonsense before him.
When Eliud Kipchoge, the world's best marathon runner, attempted to break the iconic two-hour barrier in May 2017, he seemed, every so often, to conspicuously break into a broad grin.
What is that, he asked every so often.
"I like being famous," he cheerfully admits, and he certainly liked being rich (every so often he stops to tot up just how many millions he has), but he detested acting.
