Sentence examples for part intermittently from inspiring English sources

He took part intermittently, however, in the disputes to which the "Formulary"—a document condemning five propositions of Jansenism that, at the demand of the church authorities, had to be signed before a person could receive the sacraments gave rise.

From 1935 to 1940 he was intermittently part of the Works Progress Administration WPA Federal Art Projectct.

Then, starting in the early 1950s, the Acehnese fought a ten-year rebellion against the new Indonesia of which they found themselves a part, and rose intermittently against President Suharto's soldiers in the years after that.A century after they lost their independence, most Acehnese still have several things in common.

Imogen Holst was a part-time composer, intermittently productive within her extensive portfolio of musical activities.

The cedar beams provide the Minimalist part, a grid that intermittently asserts its order on the creviced surface, across changing textures and patches of light and dark.

When the lifted flame was stabilized close to the step attachment occurred intermittently over part of the span.

Unfortunately, the comparison site, the Insurance Marketplace, is a rash of glitches and delays: parts of the website intermittently crash, some states don't have the promised calculator for comparing prices, and at least a few states and demographics don't even have access to the marketplace.

The latter sites bridge the time period between Untermassfeld and the early Middle Pleistocene of mid-latitude Europe, as is indicated by Pakefield in Britain, and may indicate that north-western and central parts were at least intermittently recolonised from southern Europe after periods of full glaciation.

"Areas of dryness and drought remained unchanged," according to the National Drought Mitigation Center, based at the University of Nebraska, despite epic storms that have intermittently lashed parts of both Northern and Southern California.

Throughout the experiment the body parts were manually moved intermittently to avoid habituation.

Next morning, Muftah's jeeps snaked from Ayun to Kafiristan, ending up on a rough surface chiselled into the mountainside, barely wide enough for a car, impassable for part of the winter, and intermittently blocked for the rest by avalanches of stones and rubble caused by melting snow.