Sentence examples for intermittently there from inspiring English sources

Intermittently, there are collisions in this spectrum, and that's where a wave breaks.

Intermittently there is a run of reviews for a novel, as if in the archive of Lessing's publisher rather than the security service.

Torres had knee surgery to repair torn cartilage in April, and though he started, the athleticism was missing, the sharpness was a memory, and the running that he and Villa do automatically for one another was only intermittently there.

Although AdVs were detected intermittently, there was a peak in the number of AdV cases (n = 11) in December during which AdV-7 (n = 6), AdV-6 (n = 3), AdV-4 (n = 1), and AdV-12 (n = 1) were detected.

In "The Enigma of Arrival," the long book that Naipaul wrote about the Wiltshire countryside in which he has lived, intermittently, since 1971, there is a searing parenthesis in which he tells us about two derelict cottages he has been converting into a new home.

Change group assignments intermittently, because there can be genuine conflict.

Another Bagratid, Adarnase IV, became king of Georgia in 888, and his line ruled there intermittently until 1505.

Anthony Sinclair is a scientist who has worked there intermittently since 1965 recording the movement and behaviour of a range of animals from the aardvark to the zebra.

I went there intermittently in 1975 for my first book (King Labour, a survey of the Victorian working class), before properly getting my feet under the table two years later.

Securing the exclusive right to excavate the site, he began digging in 1877 and continued working there intermittently until 1901, systematically excavating the entire area and offering the modern world its first glimpse of Sumerian culture.

These branches can be criss-crossed, with stems of the flowers placed intermittently here and there.