Sentence examples for he is periodically from inspiring English sources

He is periodically removed from the mausoleum in Red Square, and is refreshed by the group of scientists who are preserving him for posterity.

As Murray looks around the Foro Italico this week, wreathed as it is in marble replicas of long-forgotten and half-naked Roman scallywags from 2,000 years ago, he must wonder if history is some weird pantomime, in which he is periodically hurled back on stage to read the same lines all over again.

He is periodically seen in the cardiology clinic; his edema has resolved with diuretic therapy.

While undergoing invasive electrode monitoring, the tinnitus subject participated in identical RI experiments [ 4, 8], on two separate days, in which he was periodically presented noise maskers in between which he gave periodic ratings of his current tinnitus loudness.

As an actor in the 1950's he was periodically the target of scandal magazines, which implied he was gay.

The artist explained that he was periodically tormented by malign spirits, the most frightful of which he called the spirit of proportion.

Zardari served as a member of the National Assembly from 1990 to 1993 during which time he was periodically released from prison to attend sessions and from 1993 to 1996.

"Had I been brought up a hatter," he was periodically heard to say, "people would have come into the world without heads".

But he was periodically sidetracked by the puzzling questions his chance discovery had posed: How did a tombstone wind up propped against a fire hydrant on East Fourth Street between Avenues C and D? And who was Hinda Amchanitzky?

While he maintained the union as a non-racial organisation, he was periodically out of favour with the Communist party of South Africa because of his own ideas about socialism.

From the mid-1960s he was periodically sucked in to sit on government commissions agonising over the crime rate, because no one else asked questions about it in the fresh-eyed way that he did.The approach he took was empirical and practical.