A metaphor to which he returns periodically is of language as an ancient city: "a maze of little streets and squares, of old and new houses, and of houses with additions from various periods; and this surrounded by a multitude of new boroughs with straight regular streets and uniform houses" (1958, I, §18).
Mr. Kress says that about half of the 11,200 supermarkets that he surveys periodically are selling cut flowers, up from 13percentt in 1977.
Reassessing those ideas periodically is a good idea.
He said reporters should periodically be condemned to their morgues to read their clippings, an exercise he believed would show the shallowness and inaccuracy of much of journalism.
Hudler, the former TV color commentator for the Angels, had a homespun phrase that he would whip out periodically: "Be a fountain, not a drain". It's a simple enough creed to live by: Put out positive energy and don't cave in to cynicism.
Bosworth, 26, has periodically been used at middle linebacker.
7) Tenured teachers should periodically be reassessed to ensure that they are still raising student achievement.
Periodically he was invited into Downing Street for a private talk with the prime minister, Margaret Thatcher.
Periodically, he was also hired by assorted comic book publishers, devising Nevada and Hard Time for DC Comics.
Periodically, he was given a counterintelligence (CI) test, which involved routine questions about his affiliations and family.
He is periodically seen in the cardiology clinic; his edema has resolved with diuretic therapy.
