ICE gave him a stay of removal, which is not legal status but allowed him to remain if he checked in periodically.
I'm taking care of him now, asking if he's OK, periodically unwrapping his palm to see if the wound has healed.
Last year, researchers at the University of Missouri published a study indicating that blood circulation in the legs of a sedentary person was significantly improved if she periodically tapped her foot.
During the 2008 campaign, Mr. Emanuel, then an Illinois congressman, advised Mr. Obama to call Mr. Clinton periodically, even if he put the phone in the sock drawer.
But ever since he was found out, the former governor has been periodically behaving as if he has a screw loose.
He elaborates periodically: "If I had to choose, I feel closer to American society than to a lot of others around the world".From Charles de Gaulle to Jacques Chirac, latent or explicit anti-Americanism has been a defining foreign-policy doctrine for successive French presidents.
His manner is slightly awkward, vagueness punctuated by sudden bursts of lyricism; he has a reputation for being glum but is engagingly animated, if only periodically.
Now, if I periodically fret about my state of health, my fitness and stamina (or lack of it), it's because I feel I need to be in better shape to compete in the Darwinian world of the media, or just because I would be a better, clearer-headed person if I could lay off the M&S hot cross buns.
Meanwhile, acceleration could occur if particles periodically scattered by magnetic perturbations undergo radial diffusion.
If you periodically need to seat more than the usual number of people at the table, then consider purchasing one that can be extended and fitted with a table leaf, to increase the size of the table.
