Sentence examples for intermittently i from inspiring English sources

Intermittently I would turn on the light to check the time.

Intermittently I was compelled to peel the gloves off and head for the bathroom to wash my hands.

With the addition of the word "intermittently," I think this odd phrase says approximately what is on my mind about M. Marceau.

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.

One day, around 1993 or '94, washing up, or feeding the cat, or cleaning my teeth, I stopped up short and asked myself: "Come on, were you even at Hillsborough?" For years, intermittently, I would wake in a sweat that drenched the sheets.

For two years or so (intermittently), I've been making a rocking horse, and now that the horse itself is complete I'm making the stand.

I did so intermittently, whenever I had the money and, truth be told, the inclination.

I'm on semi-vacation this week, posting only intermittently — though I've also been writing over at our Daily Comment blog about what Newt Gingrich called his "Pearl Harbor" — and gearing up for the Iowa caucuses.

I hear (and largely fail to understand) this accent intermittently as I walk the length of Aintree's outer wall towards a tent called the Steeplechase Enclosure.

Nevertheless, on US dairies, a common way to cool cows is with nozzles mounted over the feed bunk that intermittently spray (i.e., 5 min on, 10 min off, as in this study) animals' backs while they feed.

Magritte's narratives never resolve: they're like an early Johnny Vegas routine, where he'd be sitting at a potter's wheel, rambling and muttering, intermittently yelling, "I'm not an entertainer!" while being sublimely entertaining.