Sentence examples for occasionally communicated from inspiring English sources

He worked on the album while touring with his band The xx in 2010 and occasionally communicated with Scott-Heron through letters for his approval to rework certain material.

The rest have occasionally communicated feelings of guilt about their abortions, but not regret.

Mr. Clinton and Mr. Jiang spoke on Sunday night via a "hot line" through which they occasionally communicate.

Her puppets occasionally communicate through whimsical voice bubbles, including a few references to the audience: "They're in the way!" Once the people on one side of the footlights have been acknowledged, the absence of their onstage counterparts is all the more disconcerting, less like an omission and more like an abandonment.

He will also occasionally communicate by sending electronic messages over Twitter, he said, and on Thursday, in a newfangled form of Congressional welcome, Mr. Boehner sent a message to Twitter followers, urging them to "be sure to follow newly elected Rep. Bob Turner".

People occasionally communicate ideas when they encounter one another.

The term popliteal cyst is a "misnomer" since it does not represent a true cyst, but actually corresponds to a fluid distension of the gastrocnemius-semimembranosus bursa, which occasionally communicates with the knee joint [6, 8].

Yannuzzi et al (2001) described retinal angiomatous proliferation as a phenomenon which occurs in a subgroup of neovascular AMD patients, where angiomatous proliferation originates from the retina and extends posteriorly into the subretinal space, occasionally communicating with choroidal new vessels.

Occasionally, cysts communicated with the overlying epidermis via a pore.

In 1999, more than half said they used e-mail at least occasionally to communicate with readers.

Before working on the Sanders campaign, I would only text occasionally to communicate with my three children and close relatives".