Sentence examples for occasionally respond from inspiring English sources
Such birds will also occasionally respond to a crow call.
As Woodward has described, lone twins occasionally respond to their sudden 'singleton' status by taking on the characteristics of their dead twin.
Subjected to it, a pundit or politician will wilt, or stammer, or stand firm, or (very occasionally) respond with a convincing argument.
Nobody expects celebrities to reply to every piece of gushing prose but it would serve them well to occasionally respond to a chosen few in a brilliant manner, which in the internet age inevitably goes viral.
Then, on the 21st, Trump delivered a traditional speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, in which he overtly pandered to the pro-Israel interest group—evidence, whatever one's views about the Middle East, that Trump can occasionally respond in a rational way to political currents.
For many years, tech fans have known that Steve Jobs will occasionally respond to messages directed to his well-publicized email address.
He occasionally responded with silence and folded arms.
The campaign is the brainchild of Kristy Milland, a 35-year old Canadian who noted that Jeff Bezos occasionally responds personally to emails sent to his [email protected] email address.
Officer Chiafari realized who the so-called monkey was: The Herold family owned a towing company that occasionally responded to police calls to move vehicles, and they would bring their pet chimp along.
Among its first trials on humans, in 2001, Medarex included patients with malignant melanoma, because it was one of the few cancers that had occasionally responded to immune-based treatments like interferon or interleukin-2.
While dozens of people approached the front of the room to question numerous items in Ms. Knox's first round of proposed changes, the new superintendent stared intently over the top of her rimless glasses, soaking up what the speakers had to offer, and occasionally responding, always politely and confidently.
