Sentence examples for that intermittently from inspiring English sources

Systems that intermittently draw blood to an externally based sensor may be described as automated intermittent monitors rather than continuous glucose monitors.

This is a fine novel that, intermittently, looks like literature.

Geyser, hot spring that intermittently spouts jets of steam and hot water.

And who's that pudgy bespectacled face that intermittently skids through the upper part of the screen?

The port at Toamasina has been badly damaged on several occasions by the cyclones that intermittently strike the island.

Geysers are hot springs that intermittently spout a column of hot water and steam into the air.

The karst regions along some spurs of the Greater Caucasus contain rivers that intermittently plunge beneath the earth into caverns within the soluble limestone bedrock.

On his watch the DOJ ceased to enforce Bill Clinton's Defence of Marriage Act, which defined that intermittently blissful state as something only for heterosexuals.

He proposes the Delft School as a porous, fluctuating idea that intermittently revealed "a preference for understatement, for rationality and reserve and for sober realism".

The cedar beams provide the Minimalist part, a grid that intermittently asserts its order on the creviced surface, across changing textures and patches of light and dark.

"Billy Elliot" is a small, heartfelt and keenly observed musical that intermittently feels the need to act like a loud, splashy, sock-it-to-'em crowd pleaser.