Sentence examples for occasionally replacing from inspiring English sources

There have been minor divergencies: Inspector Japp has appeared in more television Poirots than published ones, occasionally replacing other policemen.

"But I don't want to be self-serving or do it to say, 'Look what I've done.' " But even if Aikman's rankings are more complex than a stand-alone statistic, they should find a home on Fox, perhaps occasionally replacing screen space given to giant cartoon arrows.

Having unsettled the Basque during the 2007-8 season by occasionally replacing him in the starting line-up with the hapless nincompoop Lucas Leiva, Anfield's tactical mastermind expended a good deal of energy during the transfer window trying to offload his compatriot to Juventus in order to raise funds to buy Gareth Barry.

Research has shown a toothbrush is home to thousands of microbes mostly harmless, but occasionally replacing the brush is an effective way to eliminate potential problems.[1].

He was occasionally replaced by Will Peterson, who made an important interception in the end zone.

The Concert Band will sometimes be joined -- and occasionally replaced -- by the Jazz Knights.

But the 50 shades of gray, (described by the designer as "parquet, geyser and pumice") were lightened with surface texture and occasionally replaced by rust.

He is gracious and courteous when shaking hands and signing autographs, yet when the small talk turned to Medicare's prescription drug coverage or Social Security, a grimace occasionally replaced his smile.

"When I first became a corporate director in the 1970s," says Robert Stobaugh, a Harvard Business School professor and an expert on governance issues, "boards intervened in times of crisis and occasionally replaced a CEO.

The Suzuki Company's tour, in which a third production, Euripides' "Dionysus," will occasionally replace "Electra" and/or "Oedipus Rex," continues to Pittsburgh (Nov. 9 and 10 at the Byham Theater); Newark, Del .(Nov. 13 and 14, Hartshorn Theater); the University of Iowa, Iowa City (Nov. 17 and 18, Mabie Theater); and Berkeley, Calif.

At the Pompidou Center, the considerable space on the top floor is evenly subdivided into a checkerboard grid, forming a sequence of some 70 fair-sized cubicles (some outdoors, on the terrace), each connected to the others by doors -- occasionally replaced by a mirror of the same size.