My hours and shifts are so erratic that I never know what my take-home pay will be.
The driving was so erratic that state troopers pulled the bus over twice, and finally prevented the driver from going any farther.
To call Woody Allen's new film a "return to form" would be misleading, since his film-making in the past 20 years has been so erratic that it's hard to know what his "form" might be anymore.
The principals were feuding, and their attention to children was so erratic that some of them had taken and passed freshman English only to be forced to repeat the course as sophomores.
Don Daley, the business manager of Local 1049 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which represents about 2,600 National Grid workers on Long Island, said the payroll was so erratic that some of his members received checks for zero dollars.
Although it paid its workers about 65percentt above the industry average, the quality of the parts they made was so erratic that the Ford Motor Company and the General Motors Corporation, once its biggest customers, wouldn't even let it bid for work.
His driving was so erratic that when, at the 16th, he hit one out of the middle - and found the middle of the fairway - he turned to his caddie, Martin Gray, and exchanged a high five.
Edward Sr.'s career was so erratic that one year, awash in money, the McMahons lived in the Mark Hopkins hotel, atop Nob Hill in San Francisco; another year, flat broke, they existed in a cold-water flat in Bayonne, N.J.
