Sentence examples for intervals though from inspiring English sources

"At intervals, though, he seemed to relapse into a kind of reverie, when his countenance assumed that fiendish appearance, which the light of the moon which shone upon it perhaps rendered more horrid than it otherwise was, and I doubt not that he breathed vengeance within himself against us for having come to see him in his humility.

Work in relatively short intervals, though, to minimize the risk of accidentally burning the bun.

Filming was done in 20- to 25-second intervals, though it turned out that Mr. Wang, who had played the French horn, could stay under for 45 seconds.

All of the estimates had wide confidence intervals, though one was formally significant in the maize experiment, the ratio of daily death rate during exposure to that before exposure was estimated to be 48%lower95%95% confidence limits of 18 and 66% lower) for the hives exposed to treated crops than for controls.

Different festivals occurred at different intervals, though most were annual.

All three methods indicate a stronger LSMA/LSMC correlation during right hand movement, and a stronger LSMA/RSMC correlation during left hand movement, based on the 90% confidence intervals (though these comparisons will show some false positives because of the lenient threshold and number of tests).

Her best came after the interval, though, with Aulis Sallinen's Four Dream Songs and songs by Joseph Marx.

The former Parkhead striker Sheridan pulled Kilmarnock level just after the interval, though, following a great cross from William Gros.

McFadden only lasted five minutes after the interval, though, limping off with a forlorn look on his face.

Everything changed after the first interval though.

England were in complete control after the interval, though.