Sentence examples for show up occasionally from inspiring English sources

Prostitutes still show up occasionally, say people who work in the area, but a huge difference is visible between current conditions and those a decade ago.

There are "occasionals," who show up occasionally, the "never-beens," who have never been to a yard sale before and kind of wander around; young housewives looking for childrens' clothes and toys; and businesspeople looking for expensive suits and other clothes.

"Sherlock can go on a long time because we just show up occasionally and do it.

Seal and puffin are not as popular as they used to be, but they still show up occasionally.

I'm not saying that women paraded through our campsites wherever we happened to be; but they did show up occasionally, even when we were camped far from any village.

1929 brought the victims of the depression, including Harvard, Yale, and Princeton men; four Columbia professor made a regular thing of it, and there was an informal club of six business men who would show up occasionally, even in the middle of the winter, strip to the waist, and pitch in at the cord wood.

This meaning showed up occasionally in crime reports or action potboilers, though it stayed out of public view, for the most part, until April 1999.

Maria showed up occasionally, flitting around the house, thrusting piles of towels and bedsheets in my hands, patting the boys' heads maternally with cries of "bimbi".

Pretty soon, with the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea still fresh in memory banks, tour buses full of Japanese tourists began showing up occasionally in the area.

Jeffrey still shows up occasionally to say hi, "doing his little dance from the trees on the power line outside our living room window".

Jeffrey still shows up occasionally to say hi, "doing his little dance from the trees on the powerline outside our livingroom window".