Sentence examples for they intermittently from inspiring English sources

Chelsea's apprehension was reduced when Kezman volleyed in the equaliser, and they intermittently displayed the cultured touches that have made them Premiership leaders.

Such haunting evocations of nature are not quite enough to redeem Azzopardi's third novel entirely, but they intermittently transform it from a mediocre work into a beautiful one.

The sad representatives of a fate-beleaguered citizenry, they intermittently call forth, for the appeasing of the gods, a troupe of adolescent girls to perform a frenzied, ritual dance in abbreviated tunics.

In the 20 miles from the small cathedral town of Sées, to Mortagne-au-Perche (world capital of the black pudding!), they intermittently lined the route, and then in the countryside south of Mortagne, where we were staying – the lovely, wooded region of The Perche, known to few Brits – they just carpeted every verge in golden yellow.

When she and her colleagues offered volunteers a choice between an immediate small reward or a larger reward if they waited, they found that people often buckled and took the small reward if they were intermittently reminded about it, but if they pre-committed to taking the larger reward, they were more likely to reap it.

Some participants suggested that they used cannabis in the hope of reducing their voices as they had intermittently had this effect in the past.

They speak intermittently.

Like others, they love intermittently and unevenly.

They performed intermittently at the Cotton Club, in both its uptown and downtown locations, from 1932 until it closed in 1939.

(The others were termed "minimally conscious," meaning they were intermittently able to respond to commands by moving or blinking).

They've intermittently reformed but never troubled the charts since – their website shows their tour diary empty since summer 2005.