Sentence examples for hold periodically from inspiring English sources

Then there are the news conferences that administration officials hold periodically to warn us that we're about to be attacked.

Two years ago, in the living room of my Mill Valley home where I was hosting one of the memoir workshops I hold periodically, I met a woman, now in her 40s, who introduced herself as the daughter of the homicide detective who'd led the investigation into the killings.

These debriefings were held periodically throughout the study period, and were facilitated by the project director.

Jazz and classical concerts are held periodically in the garden.

And in mid-September there is the Orange Country Fair, which has been held periodically since the 19th century.

The experience "broadened her relationship with food," she says, and led her to create the Dinner Bell, a supper club held periodically at her Williamsburg house and, as of this summer, at her home on the North Fork of Long Island.

GATT's normal business involved negotiations on specific trade problems affecting particular commodities or trading nations, but major multilateral trade conferences were held periodically to work out tariff reductions and other issues.

In the markets of the Arabs, particularly the fair at the western Arabian town of ʿUkāẓ, competitions of poetry and musical performances were held periodically, attracting the most distinguished poet-musicians.

Gatherings like this one, held periodically for the 300 or so Mandaeans scattered around the New York region, along with similar events around the country, go beyond giving the diaspora a sense of belonging.

Pentagon officials insisted Friday that the session was a long-scheduled meeting that General Abizaid holds periodically with his subordinates, and that it did not foreshadow any major changes in strategy in Iraq or Afghanistan.

Negotiations have been held periodically over at least the past two years, as TNK-BP sought to persuade Gazprom to build a pipeline to China so that the majority of Kovykta's output could be sold profitably, rather than on the low-priced domestic market.