The son of a New York businessman and a housewife with a passion for theater, Mr. Protas met Graham in the late 60's when he was a freelance photographer and was intermittently attending law school, which he never finished.
Crucially, this narrative transcends agency – and simply involves intermittently attending to and attenuating sensory input.
Sharp "[intermittently attended] one of Logan County's academies" during his childhood years; the schools of Logan County were primitive then.
(Maybe I missed it, but I don't remember hearing from Gage when Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis, a Democrat, was attacked as a bad mother because she left her daughters with her husband intermittently while she attended Harvard Law School).
One of seven children of a day labourer, Anderson attended school intermittently as a youth in Clyde, Ohio, and worked as a newsboy, house painter, farmhand, and racetrack helper.
Indeed, primary care researchers encounter particular difficulties because of the need to engage clinicians working in dispersed settings, where patients attend intermittently and where there is limited time and multiple competing priorities.
The son of a carpenter, he attended school only intermittently until he was seventeen, when his formal education ended and he was apprenticed to a printer.
He attended the sessions only intermittently and seldom spoke up.
So far they have attended far right rallies and intermittently clashed with other far right groups like the True Blue Crew.
