Sentence examples for occasionally changing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Margarit slowly rolled over to her side and rocked a leg back and forth, occasionally changing positions with the suggestion of a feline pounce.

When I began to send stories to magazines and newspapers, I did so haltingly, occasionally changing my byline to use my mother's Scottish maiden name for fear I would not be taken seriously.

In 1915 the state undertook a major overhaul of the canal system, increasing its dimensions to 46 metres wide by 3.6 metres deep (about 150 feet wide by 12 feet deep) and occasionally changing its path.

But there were many lawmakers struggling with -- and occasionally changing -- their positions on abortion in the late 1980's, when the debate over legalized abortion was reopened in the Supreme Court, the state legislatures and on Capitol Hill.

As you move through its strange scenes (a rangy trumpeter playing jazz under buckshot stars, an Indian elephant with a caged orangutan on its back), you create trailing shapes with your tail, occasionally changing the state of the world with its touch.

It suggests that our idea of the good life is to sit around as limp and languid as rubber chickens, all our effort and memory delegated to digital chips, pushing buttons on the universal remote and occasionally changing the AA batteries.

David Wootton argues that even if force occasionally works at changing a person's belief, it does not work often enough to make it rational for persons to consent to the government exercising that power.

Occasionally I'll suggest changing a line or two.

As a halotolerant species, A. pullulans has to maintain its intracellular cation homeostasis during changing and occasionally high environmental salinities.

I occasionally worry about the climate changing.

Occasionally, he would notice people changing on the job.