Sentence examples for intermittent success from inspiring English sources

Kob, growing desperate, threw wildly and had intermittent success, but not enough.

The Giants have plucked relative unknowns from small-college programs before, with intermittent success.

Byrne took out his trainer's license in 1986 and the next decade saw intermittent success.

There's a compelling desperation, something Mr. Tavernier has brought to the screen with only intermittent success before.

Bernard Tomic, the Australian teenager who reached the quarterfinals at Wimbledon, has had only intermittent success for now.

The private need beneath the public display is what the work, with intermittent success, seeks to expose.

I still get rejected on an almost daily basis, but the intermittent successes take the sting out of it.

After some intermittent successes, Hut 6 was struggling and unable to break the Red, which was used by Luftwaffe liaison officers working with the army and revealed copious details of German operations and plans.

These intermittent successes underline the basic problem with this project, which is its extreme inconsistency -- a mortal failing in a series that claims to be the next "standard". Standards are exactly what is lacking here: The editors of Penn's new Greek Drama Series seem to have had no guiding principle other than the determination to achieve novelty.

Foulkes sold his work and had some intermittent successes, including inclusion in the Museum of Contemporary Art's 1992 "Helter Skelter" show.

There, the U.S. had for years tried with intermittent lack of success to "decapitate" its autocratic ruler, Muammar Gaddafi.