Sentence examples for periodically run from inspiring English sources

As the law stands, some Council members are limited to six years, rather than eight like most elected officials, because the Council's terms periodically run in sets of two shorter terms to accommodate redistricting in the wake of the census.

Sweet, slow Ida (played by Frances Sternhagen) does the best she can with her husband, Carl Christopher Lloydd), one of those unhappy men people used to call "eccentric" because his thwarted ambition and self-contempt make him periodically run off.

Because of the peculiarities of the election cycle and the need to accommodate the redrawing of district lines after population changes reported in each decade's census, the Council's terms periodically run in a set of two terms of two years each.

At DCCI, laboratory blanks are periodically run to determine the detection limit (LOD) and quantitation limit (LOQ) of the analytical procedures for each sugar and to assess whether a sugar is present in a sample or is due to environmental contamination.

Also, the pacemaker device will periodically run out of battery and need to be replaced (hear a blog talk on neurosurgery for OCD).

French media periodically run tests of corporate employment practices that show clear biases against blacks and Arabs, but, in a country that refuses to keep racial statistics or to implement some form of affirmative action, there seems to be little progress on that front.

He periodically ran for president of the world, always unopposed.

He periodically runs a hand through a profuse white beard.

Starwood varies its promotions at different hotels and spaces in the hotel, and periodically runs propertywide promotions for overnight guests.

Simpkins periodically ran away from Kenny, but each time he found her — and beat her up with sticks or iron rods.

Afterward, Worsley periodically ran into her at lectures on polar exploration, and he had shared with her his desire to make an Antarctic expedition.