Sentence examples for seen from time to time from inspiring English sources

The mushroom devil has been seen from time to time.

She continued to act principally in the United States but was also seen from time to time in London, where in 1881 she fulfilled her ambition to play Shakespeare on an English stage, and elsewhere in the United Kingdom.

Dr Andrew Lee, PHE's consultant in communicable disease control, said: "Investigations are ongoing into a number of cases of antimicrobial resistant gonorrhoea, these are seen from time to time around the country and those affected have been effectively treated with alternative antibiotics.

Greenland seals, or harp seals, also can be seen from time to time.

A naked lady's spectral form has also been seen from time to time in the mansion, but no one knows who she is.

Massive Attack, by the way, was seen from time to time when the three screens at the end of the hall were backlit.

"Although it's nice to see, from time to time, the blood of the infidels".

One such gimmick that we see from time to time is rebus squares that have to be read differently across and down.

It is my comfort viewing, an old friend I see from time to time if I'm at a loose end on a Saturday night.

The Republican Party, from the rank and file right to the top, is engaged in one of those bench-clearing brawls we see from time to time in baseball, except all the brawlers are on the same team.

To my added chagrin, you were not expected to do anything around the house, never to return your plate or glass to the sink, never to make my bed, which I would see from time to time through the partly open door to my room in a state of total disarray, the blanket on the floor, your clothes heaped on my white desk.