Sentence examples for intermittently we from inspiring English sources
Intermittently we will be hitting the studio again to start work on album 2.
Intermittently we hear Ms. Akerman speaking on the telephone and reciting autobiographical ruminations in her smoky, French-accented voice.
Then, if we do break out, elevating ourselves in class if only intermittently, we feel obliged to hide part of ourselves.
For years, we released Radio Motherboard episodes only intermittently because we were worried about making the audio and the editing sound perfect.
It had been raining intermittently since we left our car, reducing the alleged alpine scenery to the fuzz of a poorly tuned TV, and causing us to second-guess our decision to save money during the hike by tent-camping for a nightly fee of $15 each instead of enjoying the kitchen, hot showers and beds in the $50-per-person 50-per-person 50-per-personhe trekkers
At the time of resection of the vertebral bodies, his left radial systolic blood pressure had begun to drop intermittently and we noticed an interarm pressure difference.
However, the site at the time warned that "Pledging may only work intermittently while we undergo testing," though Hatreon confirmed to me that its payout system (it's unclear what payment processor is being used, though PayPal is an option for payouts) was functioning despite that message.
The tender changes intermittently so we stick to generics to avoid confusion" (Doctor - public) Below is the description by one of the private sector respondents regarding how financial incentives were used to ensure pharmacists within their chain of pharmacies dispensed specific generics: "What's happened now at head office is they have preferred products.
It doesn't make sense to do more and more, faster and faster, if we're not stopping intermittently to ask why we're doing what we're doing.
White lines of text appear intermittently that read, "We live in a world where the powerful deceive us.
So in the shuttered gloom of the rue du Jésus, we intermittently monitored a distant Olympics after doing horizontal beach time on "transat" recliners five minutes' stroll away.
