Sentence examples for now intermittently from inspiring English sources

The PS3 was slow to take off, and is now intermittently leading console sales.

Before "Once" came along you'd been trying for many years, without a commercial breakthrough (since 1990 Hansard has fronted the now intermittently active rock band the Frames; he'd been most widely seen playing a guitarist in an Irish soul band in the 1991 film "The Commitments").

A generator now works intermittently, keeping the bodies inside the morgue partially refrigerated.

The Ballantine essays are now published intermittently, with at least three more, by Joe Klein, Don Imus and Nora Ephron, under contract.

Transferred from British to Australian control in 1947, it is now inhabited intermittently by scientific research parties.

She now returns intermittently to Afghanistan as an English-language specialist (also with the State Department) to conduct teacher-training workshops.

And those areas that are now affected intermittently by drought are highly likely to be increasingly affected by drought, food insecurity, and inability to maintain agricultural livelihoods.

Now she intermittently glanced through the studio window with amusement as their 6-year-old son, Oliver, raucously animated a Pokémon character on the back deck.

The craggy alto on "Both Sides Now," her intermittently magnificent new album of standards (including two of her best-loved original songs), is so changed from the sweetly yodeling folk soprano of her earliest albums that it hardly seems possible the two sounds could have come from the same body.

He is now working intermittently on four different novels.

To aid in fulfilling that commitment, the Treasury announced yesterday that it was suspending regular gold sales and would now sell gold intermittently, in unspecified volumes, in an attempt to keep speculators off balance.