The dolls would cry and wail intermittently, could not be left unattended, and were designed to disrupt the teens' social life, not to mention their sleep.
In comes Tony Buck's drumming: deliberate tappings of a clenched high-hat, arriving intermittently but not regularly.
Yet no country can hand a fifth of its economy over to an authority that works only intermittently and not expect to suffer for it.
We return to her intermittently but not with any palpable sense of progress, hoping for a twist or a turn but getting none.
Innovation, and ultimately world leadership for Europe, came with Europe's unique contribution, the small state.Small states brought competition, and all its benefits, but also war, because these states were intermittently, if not permanently, aggressive.
Intermittently, when not tangled up in the minutiae of the evolving scandal, he delivers fresh, arresting portraits of the main players, some of them lovable rogues, others beady-eyed scoundrels.
In 2003, Erick Smith and Dan Lathwell — men nearing 60 who'd farmed intermittently when not working at Cornell or teaching elsewhere — thought they'd hit upon a smart niche when they created Cayuga Pure Organics to grow pesticide-free feed for the region's newly organic dairy farms.
This dependency was relieved only intermittently, and not always reliably, by the traffic of boats carrying maqdereh (maize) from East Africa in exchange for the locally produced butter oil.
A sixth character, the crew's white foreman (Brett Weir), who appears intermittently, is not your ugly cliche boss.
