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

"We decided last year that we would from time to time have an event other than a parade," he said.

The two researchers would from time to time starve or overfeed volunteers of different age groups to study their metabolism.

As Mr. Rockefeller kept identifying ground-floor investment opportunities, his brothers and his sister would from time to time join in particular investments.

He had officially given up smoking, but would from time to time sneak away to have a gasper; the director of photography, Stephen Goldblatt, would hotly pursue him and, if necessary, snatch the cigarette from his mouth.

In an effort to confirm those allegations, The Washington Post spoke to two former staffers, who said the couple would from time to time call upon staffers to handle personal chores.

The new poll found that while Americans continued to think that sanctions should remain a tool of foreign policy and that big business would from time to time have to make sacrifices because of embargoes, respondents in both groups preferred sanctions to be imposed through international organizations.

When she tried to play her videos on the player, glitches would appear from time to time, which she would eventually capture as screengrabs, turning the glitchy scenes into still photographs.

They would fight from time to time -- gigantic, ferocious fights that would define blood feuds for a generation.

This is divine!" he would exclaim from time to time.

The scientists reasoned that, with each generation, new mutations would arise from time to time.

"He's someone I would meet from time to time," he said.