Sentence examples for periodically live from inspiring English sources
I use it all the time – I make notes on it, it's got my diary on it – although I can live without and do periodically live without it.
Through the past generosity of the Church of St . Mary theVirgin, the SafeSpace homeless youth center has become the premier provider of services to the city's most vulnerable teenagers -- those who chronically or periodically live on the streets and face the dangers of H.I.V. infection and substance abuse.
In addition, if elderly parents have many children, they may also periodically live with different children in turn or live with different children, respectively.
Beach peas as well as other coastal plants periodically live in flooded habitats, but since the 1970s, the lakeshore environment has been substantially altered as a result of ongoing development (Department of Nature Conservation Bureau, Ministry of the Environment of Japan 1995; Shiga Natural Environment Preservation Division 2000; Nakajima and Azuma 2005; Nishino and Hamahata 2005).
— which hosts its own 25-hour marathon every January at the New Bedford Whaling Museum — the book begins in Manhattan, where Melville was born, periodically lived, and died.
She and her sisters periodically lived with their father at this point, their parents' marriage having disintegrated after Kris Jenner had an affair with a 22-year-old.
He struggled with drug abuse for years after his pro career had ended, periodically living on the streets of Nashville, where he was called Jefferson Street Joe during his days as a star at Tennessee State.
The nomadic Sekani, followed by the Dunneza and then the Cree, periodically lived in temporary settlements around the future municipality.
Its members reunited periodically for live performances, but there were complicated and long-standing interpersonal tensions between Q-Tip and Phife.
In the rural areas, where the poorest half of Morocco's 30m people live, discontent periodically boils over.
Many moved to towns such as Tennant Creek, although people would periodically come back and live on country when they could afford it, and stay until the generators ran dry.
