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

We're the town mouse and the country mouse: he lives in London and I'm in Huddersfield, which means we only meet sporadically because Christopher feels uneasy when he's far from the bright lights and wailing sirens of the city, which I can only take from time to time.

There are also the travel photographs she has taken from time to time.

Before this period, the few black slaves taken from time to time across the Sahara would have been seen on the far side of the Mediterranean as mere exotic household ornaments.

Though they won't prevent carpal tunnel, they can certainly ease the pain if they are taken from time to time.

Intentional nonadherence occurs when the patient decides either not to take the drug, to only take it from time to time, or to take a different dosage than prescribed.

You have to take defeats from time to time but the manner of the performance was not something we're used to seeing.

It is important to focus on the positives and strive for a glass-half-full approach, but you also need to take stock from time to time.

"You have to take defeats from time to time but the manner of the performance second half was not something we're used to seeing.

Asked about the TMZ report, McMillan said that while Prince may have been in pain and may have taken medication from time to time, he was "not on any drugs that would be any cause for concern".

"It's a helmet you're not going to take off from time to time," Thole said.

Acid attacks take place from time to time in Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous archipelago off the coast of Tanzania, but they are usually connected to feuds or used as a means of revenge and have not previously involved foreigners.