Sentence examples for still intermittently from inspiring English sources

About two hours outside Fairbanks, we started to pass through tracts of forest that had recently burned, then tracts that were still smoldering, and, finally, tracts that were still, intermittently, in flames.

DANCING column about Twyla Tharp... [T]hough many people would say that she did her best work in the seventies, the years of "Baker's Dozen" and "Push Comes to Shove,"she is still, intermittently, producing lovely dances.

The New Yorker, February 7 , 2000P. 94 DANCING column about Twyla Tharp... [T]hough many people would say that she did her best work in the seventies, the years of "Baker's Dozen" and "Push Comes to Shove,"she is still, intermittently, producing lovely dances.

Luckily, Stephanie's insurance covered name-brand Adderall XR, so she was still intermittently able to get her prescription filled.

While the women's game has more exposure than ever – owing to the success of the England national team – and public interest seems to be at an all-time high, the landscape for women's club football in England is still intermittently bleak.

Both living patients who had undergone a stump lengthening procedure were able to walk with an exoprosthesis, and one of them still intermittently needed crutches.

Thanks to them we still - intermittently - have a rip-roaring time.

He still struggled intermittently with the intricacies, but the mouths of pianists in the audience must have been watering.

Separatist groups still clash intermittently with government forces and Kadyrov's regime has been accused of pervasive human rights abuses, including torture and killings.

The infrastructure of the Amber Road was destroyed by Germanic and Sarmatian attacks in the second half of the 3rd century AD; to a lesser degree it was still used intermittently until the mid-6th century.

Although termed 'continuous', current systems still sample intermittently, with a measurement interval of a few milliseconds up to 15 minutes.