Sentence examples for intermittently around from inspiring English sources

Since 1991, two families in the 'Ndrangheta, a crime group that has kept a low profile but is increasingly considered more powerful than the Sicilian Mafia, have been feuding intermittently around San Luca, their home village in southern Italy.

The wavelet analysis clarifies that the tip-associated vortices which are formed rather intermittently around the model top are concerned with the cause of the vibration.

Because these oscillations occur only intermittently around 1972, 1982, 1992 and 2002, when averaged over the entire period, the spectral peak drops below the 95%% significance level as seen in Fig. 2a.

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In captivity, the giraffe sleeps intermittently around 4.6 hours per day, mostly at night.

Writing that he'd begun smoking intermittently around 10 years before, Sagan noted that marijuana "amplifies torpid sensibilities and produces what to me are even more interesting effects".

I've had similar experiences with other fragmentary books — Fernando Pessoa's "The Book of Disquiet", E. M. Cioran's "A Short History of Decay", Walter Benjamin's "The Arcades Project" (the vast disjointed labyrinth in which I've intermittently wandered around over the past couple of years) — but it's "Minima Moralia" that I've found to be the most paradoxically compelling.

Based on the very existence of ancient zircons, some geologists surmise that subduction occurred, at least intermittently, sometime around 4 billion years ago.

Based on the time at which the dense ashy plume that covered the cottage at the summit had disappeared (Kaito 2014), pyroclastic flows are considered to have been generated intermittently until around 12 20 on September 27.

These days, BBC crises reflect the corporation's unique status as a kicked-around, intermittently revered piece of national furniture.

The focus is now solely on Williams, who responds by awkwardly wobbling around and intermittently clapping her hands.