Sentence examples for intermittently caught from inspiring English sources
She has also intermittently caught the public eye by having tinted her hair green, by having given a lavish Gold Ball at the Paris Ritz during the depression, and by having learned to stand on her head at the age of fifty.
Three years earlier, Green's grandson, Matthew Yorke, compiled "Surviving: The Uncollected Writings of Henry Green" (1992), making available the wartime stories "The Lull," "A Rescue," "Mr. Jonas," and "The Old Lady," along with some pages from the manuscript "London and Fire 1939-1945," a nonfiction version of "Caught" on which Green worked intermittently in the late nineteen-fifties.
We ate in silence for the most part, with Veata and Sopat speaking intermittently, I couldn't catch what about, but it seemed to be small talk.
"The Honeymooners" caught Gleason in the sweet spot of a character who is at once too big and desperately small; that's where his strange fate intersects that of Orson Welles, whose sweet spot was the same one, and which, sadly, he hit only intermittently (of course, that's largely the industry's fault).
Pausing intermittently for the translator to catch up, the Commodore told the audience, "It's never too late to make your dreams come true!" The re-establishment of U.S.-Cuban relations and the arrival of more and more visitors, he said, tearing up, was a dream come true.
When ParB intermittently binds to ParA, it usually catches the ParA-DNA complex when the complex is elastically stretched.
The answer that drives Rogers's fleet but intermittently enigmatic tale is that everyone is too constricted by the tunnel vision of faddish ideologies to catch the warning signals.
Vernon is intermittently specific.
Toma tweeted intermittently.
