I've written from time to time about the hapless trouble that's overcome me here on this farm, the way the land so easily outwits me, the way my sense of time — conditioned, of course, by nonagrarian life — gets me into trouble again and again.
Versions of this story get written from time to time, and they tend toward a patronizing sunniness.
In a 1993 book, "The Temptation of Venice," he wrote, "From time to time, I have dreams of flight".
D'Ancona writes: "From time to time, he [Mr Cameron] would raise the question of a second coalition with Clegg.
Fenton is a highly regarded poet and critic who lives in England and writes from time to time about gardens, including his own.
The column ended, "Thanks for the use of the hall," and ran with a note saying Mr. Breslin would write "from time to time," as if it were that easy.
That she chose to do this in the most impersonal of genres — philosophy and history — rather than through memoir, or even poetry (which she loved to read, and wrote from time to time), is itself a clue to the immense psychological pressures that shaped her work and, in the end, partly disfigured it.
I will still be writing from time to time (check out the ongoing Money Matters series), but will pass all official duties on to Lesley.
At a press conference, new editor Richard Nalley tells reporters that former editor Buckley will write "from time to time, depending on how his meds are interacting".
I lived in Japan 20 years ago, and wrote from time to time about the Japanese game, which resembled American baseball only in the superficial ways.
Fred Oliveira, Keith Teare, Nik Cubrilovic, Frank Gruber, Adam Bouskila and Neil Kjeldsen have all written from time-to-time.
