Sentence examples for occasionally allied from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1970s the group had expanded its scope outside West Germany and occasionally allied itself with militant Palestinian groups.

But in northern Syria, the group — occasionally allied with other Syrian rebel factions — has consistently been beaten back in attacks against enclaves defended by Kurdish militiamen, long their archenemy.

They had been friends, and occasionally allies, but the race was hard fought.

They fought constantly with the settled populations but could nevertheless occasionally ally with them in the face of necessity.

Cascading failures are occasionally our ally, however.

But, Mr. Bardavid added, his "unorthodox style can rankle the authorities, but also occasionally his allies, especially where the publicity becomes overwhelming".

"Selma" has triggered controversy for its portrayal of President Lyndon Johnson as a reluctant and occasionally hostile ally of the civil rights movement.

Occasionally, the stop-start Joycean intermittence, allied to first-person stream of consciousness, seems an imperfect or even an affected mode for the narration of an entire novel.

Additionally, in certain missions, the second player can occasionally start far away from the main player and takes over an allied character that was AI-controlled in the single player campaign.

Yes, our acts may -- these days, more than occasionally -- misfire (or quagmire), but our intentions are benevolent, motivated primarily by a desire to serve a higher purpose, even as we seek to enlarge our peaceful federation of allied nations.

The jihad also did not prevent Muslim governments from occasionally seeking Christian allies against Muslim rivals — even during the Crusades, when Christians set up four principalities in the Syro-Palestinian area.