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

His diaries are true to this, though from time to time he insists that he would like to shake things up.

The film is largely shot in grainy grey-and-white, which matches the photographs, etchings and documents that illustrate the author's text, though from time to time small frames of colour film are imposed on these monochrome images.

One thing about Brokaw's direction, though: From time to time it's surprisingly awkward and probably has to do with the corridor playing area Mark Wendland has set up.

Time suggests that nothing else can take its place, though from time to time corporations have offered to do so.

There is no staging as such, though from time to time the singers move ritualistically from one position to another.

The house is often filled with music, though from time to time it is the music of a group called Offspring, Annie and Harold's favorite band.

The agency moved out in 1998 and the space has since been empty, though used from time to time by film crews, who painted over some of the walnut paneling.

Unlike shoelaces, though, chromosomes replicate themselves from time to time as the cells they are in divide.

Though I have from time to time found myself wondering what roast admiral might taste like.

But economic history is littered with examples of fixed exchange rates that came unfixed; the disuniting of currency unions, though rarer, happens from time to time.

But even though he promised from time to time to step down as Pakistan's military leader while remaining as president, he never did so.