Sentence examples for intermittently when you from inspiring English sources
"If you take something like Advil PM intermittently when you have pain and can't sleep, that's a reasonable approach," Dr. Zee said.
Loose wires and bad brushes sometimes will allow the drill to run intermittently when you tap the drill.
This includes making messages; using body signals; using mirrors and reflectors; building fires; and setting off flares intermittently when you perceive rescue opportunity.
(What can this do that the other instruments can't do? Why do I have to play it the way anyone else plays?) On the phenomenal opener, "Ether," about political prisoners in Northern Ireland, Allen's bass sets out a cloggy loop, Burnham tattoos a related pattern, and Gill cracks away at his guitar intermittently, joining Allen when you expect him to be following Burnham.
It comes to life intermittently, when Mr. Luchini, Ms. Sagnier or Edouard Baer (as Mr. Jourdain's duplicitous friend, Dorante) are on screen.
Evidence of this quiet killing is brought to me intermittently when my coat becomes plastered with a rather unpleasant skein of old silk and the husk-like carcasses of dead St Mark's flies.
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.
But exploiting node mobility comes with a price: data exchanges only take place intermittently, when nodes are in range.
Bz disturbances also took place after 10 10 UT in all the spacecraft intermittently when the modeled SCW region covers the entire night-side local time.
This indicates that AEP should be monitored intermittently when prolonged monitoring is required [ 30].
