Sentence examples for intermittently going from inspiring English sources

Patients often take their medication intermittently, going on it for periods and then quitting, either because of the drugs' unpleasant side effects or their failure to relieve symptoms.

He will be with the Metropolitan for five months - intermittently going to Munich, Berlin, and Israel to conduct, and to Cologne for the premiere of his new symphony.

If art prizes are any measure of success, Mr. Creed is at the top of his game — in 2001, he won the Tate's Turner Prize for an installation of museum lights intermittently going on and off in a gallery.

Realistically, one person is intermittently going to be left out of the fun, sat there watching like a lonely, wanking weirdo, and that's never a good time for anyone involved.

The plot then thickens — and intermittently goes slack — with scenes of him playing, in public and "private," familiar star parts, including the physical ruin (shades of Elvis); talk show prankster (à la Crispin Glover); and actor turned singer (a role also played by Jamie Foxx, who puts in a cringingly embarrassing cameo appearance).

The site's new hosting arrangement seems less than reliable, however, as the website intermittently went offline throughout the morning.

The short bursts of ventricular tachycardia may have occurred intermittently but gone undetected for years, or they may be a new development.

She finally went for an autumn flowering cherry, Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis', an elegant, delicate tree that starts to flower in November and keeps going, intermittently, until late April.

Peace negotiations with the separatist group have been going on intermittently since 1997.

The agreement suggests that both sides have made a major concession in talks that have been going on intermittently for weeks.

An American-sponsored peace process of some sort has been going on intermittently since the Madrid conference of 1991, the mother of all Middle East peace conferences.