Sentence examples for was periodically given from inspiring English sources

Prepared for the Worst In a story that Mason Hoffenberg, the screenwriter ("Candy"), used to tell, Marlon Richards, the son of Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg, was periodically given wads of money by his father to distribute to the elder Mr. Richards's druggy hangers-on.

(Some doctors recommend "active surveillance," in which the patient is periodically given P.S.A. testing and biopsies, rather than immediate treatment).

That test is periodically given to a sample of students in designated grades in both public and private schools.

The parents were periodically given new questionnaires to see if their eating habits had changed, while the children were given regular physical examinations to assess their weight.

Researchers recently compared New York State's tests to the federally sponsored National Assessment of Educational Progress, which is periodically given to a sample of students in designated grades.

Hourly employees were periodically given written tests on things like company policy and sanitation; if they scored high enough, their wages and medical benefits were increased.

But here in California, older drivers are periodically given the written test for first-time drivers, as if they might forget how many feet it takes to stop a vehicle going 60 miles an hour.

In this method, the module voltage is periodically given a perturbation and power output is compared with that at the previous perturbing cycle.

The format, where the viewer is periodically given a limited time to choose Stefan's next action, should also feel familiar to players of Telltale titles like "The Walking Dead" and "Batman: The Telltale Series".

Ballard and Wilson were periodically given solos on Supremes albums, and Ballard continued to sing her solo number, "People", in concert for the next two years.

The measurements of the Pennsylvania TENORM study should be periodically repeated given the projection of 60,000 wells in Pennsylvania by 2030 (Johnson 2010).