Sentence examples for more periodically from inspiring English sources
After over a month of chaos, with teachers, train drivers, postmen, tax-inspectors, hospital workers and more periodically bringing France's big cities to a standstill, last week's effort collapsed.
About a half-dozen acquaintances have signed up to be friends with me on MyFitnessPal, and a handful more periodically comment on my updates with their own jogs, runs or gym workouts.
At least on iOS, when users onboard onto the platform itself, most seem to allow Apple to grab location from time to time, such as when Siri is activated, or when taking a photo, as well as more periodically so that Apple can provide both generalized and signification location change APIs to developers.
Local ceasefires and armed truces would be put in place, like the 600 or more that periodically interrupted the 15-year civil war in Lebanon.
Children lay on blankets to get a better panoramic view and the general chat was punctuated by gasps and shouts of "over there!" as more sparkles periodically fell through the atmosphere.
The optimization results show that continuous steady-state reactor system outperforms fed-batch reactor and has similar performance as more complex periodically operated continuous reactor, and thus presents the optimal solution.
Whatever Saperstein paid him, Tatum seemed to spend more, and he periodically disappeared while the team was traveling.
He said the Army Corps of Engineers had talked about the dredging -- to deepen the river channel, allowing it to carry more water -- periodically since the 1930's.
It seems to be more acceptable to periodically bail out the automakers with tax dollars, a sad symptom of America's decline.
Since the late 1980s Dolenz, Jones, and Tork, occasionally joined by Nesmith but more often not, periodically cashed in on baby boomer nostalgia via tours, sporadic TV ventures, and a 1996 reunion album, with predictably negligible if also irrelevant artistic results.
Over the course of the next hour, these two polite, articulate strangers force the family to take part in progressively more sadistic contests, periodically stepping outside the film's action to speak to the viewer directly.
