The road passes by agricultural land and remnant native vegetation, intermittently encountering small settlements and towns such as Meckering, Cunderdin, Kellerberrin, and Merredin.
By Susan Orlean The New Yorker, January 27 , 1992P. 27 Talk story from an intermittently paranoid friend who encountered two Kennedy half dollars, after not having seen one in ten years; got a hair cut that a friend said made her look like one of the Kennedy girls; heard people mention the writers William Kennedy and Kennedy Fraser; and saw a jogger who looked like Caroline Kennedy.
What one seeks and encounters intermittently throughout this exhibition is a modicum of integrity, freshness, purpose and economy.
The company said today a well being drilled in the region had encountered gas and found evidence of oil "intermittently".
The rover, which has been driving slightly uphill for about six miles since it landed, has encountered the leading edge of the bathtub ring intermittently.
If you haven't matured with abundant microbial stimulation, the thinking goes, encountering it intermittently may push you into overdrive, prompting the misery you seek to avoid.
Schopenhauer's intermittently-encountered claim that Will is the thing-in-itself only to us, provides philosophical space for him to assert consistently that mystical experience provides a positive insight.
Certain movements (a deep plié on point, body dipped forward; a slow lunge into a run) recur intermittently throughout; the encounters among the dancers show motifs repeated and reworked with subtle shifts of dynamic.
The Bad Girl is primarily a love story, the account of the narrator's obsession with a woman he encounters first in his teens and then intermittently over the following four decades, in different countries and hiding behind various identities.
They would encounter no water until the end of the second day, and then, when water appeared, it would intermittently fill the canyon bottom in pools that they would have to swim across, floating their backpacks and clothes in front of them to keep them dry.
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.
