In the past, Dunleavy was often away on assignment, sometimes for months.
Lesser-known proxies handling small amounts of traffic generally go undetected the longest, sometimes for months.
Cheque books languished in a drawer and remained untouched, sometimes for months.
"Then, the company held onto consumers' money, sometimes for months, when it knew those fans weren't going to see Springsteen.
Yet whenever we were scheduled to visit his childhood home, near Coney Island, he'd disappear, sometimes for months.
Occasionally, reading James stopped being fun and, when it did, I stopped reading him, sometimes for months at a time.
From the moment a child is born -- and sometimes for months before -- the things start to accumulate.
The teenage children of close friends also came to stay, sometimes for months, as a respite from difficult family situations.
Women shouldn't feel that they have to betray their own ethics and pretend — sometimes for months — that they aren't pregnant when they are.
So Americans should be disgusted and outraged that prolonged solitary confinement, sometimes for months or even years, has become a routine form of prison management.
Networks have also been hurt by the pauses in their seasons, when regular shows go on hiatus — sometimes for months — and are replaced by repeats or inferior programming.
