Sentence examples for while now and then from inspiring English sources

So if I am right that we are storytelling creatures, and as long as we permit ourselves to be quiet for a while now and then, the eternal narrative will continue.

On the surface, American Ballet Theatre looks as though it's becoming more and more like itself, a conservative opera-house troupe delivering the old-time religion — "Swan Lake," guest stars, multiple pirouettes — while now and then also putting on lame new pieces.

They wouldn't think it was fun to listen to expressions of raw contempt for conservatives — oh, maybe for a little while now and then, just as some occasionally tune in Limbaugh to give themselves a masochistic thrill or to raise their blood pressure, but not long and often enough to sustain an industry.

While now and then you'll come across a manager who enjoys conflict, really relishes confrontation and dispute, the vast majority of people would much prefer not to deal with it, if given a choice.

These scholars have been reading too little and too narrowly; the period style they describe was ubiquitous in the eighties and early nineties and, while now and then evident even today, has in the greater part been replaced by a dramatically divergent aesthetic sensibility.

Lakshmi occasionally will eat "a steak, roast chicken once in a while, a burger now and then," but she strongly believes that "for a regular diet, you don't need that much meat". In order to get her daily protein, she goes for tofu, lentils and legumes, she said.

Like her debut, "Last Last Chance," Maazel's new novel sounds like an AM radio dial spinning between the spooky midnight frequency of "V". and the bizarro breakfast show humor of "White Noise," while every now and then it offers reality TV gimmicks (there's an absurd Tyra Banks-style fat suit sequence) and a network rendition of counterterrorism that's more "24" than "Homeland".

As such, while you may get lucky while getting lucky now and then, all too often a lack of communication about the deed beforehand can lead to ineffective fumbling or quiet frustrations.

Perhaps we must get used to crowd-sourced criticism in art (as we already have in music, movies, and television), while sneaking off now and then, one by one, to commune with actual art objects, at the cost of feeling both renegade and elitist.

While baking, check now and then and push down any lumps you see.

"For a while, I was like going crazy now and then.