from time to time造句

Others switched on the radio from time to time to keep up on what was happening.

The purchaser checks the repository from time to time to get a confirmation message from the supplier.

Standing still from time to time gives you the opportunity to ridicule your own beliefs and explore new angles.

What 's the difference between the anger of adolescent boys and the anger we all feel from time to time?

After all, who doesn't whizz round blind corners on the wrong side of the road from time to time?

Before this, a long time before, he had given up his two eggs and the morsel of beef which he ate from time to time.

If smokers are permitted to leave the office from time to time, they will surely give a feverish person, who's trying to make a living, the same privileges.

Sure, from time to time you are explicitly assigned varied guidelines and instructions, but the majority of your decisions are yours alone to make.

It lagged behind because of its lame lap, so from time to time the lad waited for it to catch up with him.

Of course, knowing when to apply such clever features is the crux of the matter, and all of us struggle with it from time to time.

The last truck was acquired by a private collector, who goes out in it from time to time to demolish buildings in his neighborhood for fun and profit.

Organizational design and territory – If you manage ambitious people, from time to time, they will want to expand their scope of responsibility.

You may touch base with these people from time to time but don't really know them all that well and in general they fade fast.

Uncle took the rod and kept wave pulley, receive from time to time a good fishing rod, let the hook tightly in his mouth.

Gunshots from time to time, that made us think “Damn, I wonder if someone is dying right now with a hole in their body”.

Multiple ash layers suggest that eruptions killed countless animals from time to time. But when the volcano was inactive, the site supported a wooded area.

From the remarks he overheard from time to time, Newman guessed the reason of their hostility, and as their manner towards him grew more menacing, he became so nervous.

But for couples who are able to avoid that destructive behavior-or what Sandy calls "unskillful ways to deal with differences" -conflict from time to time can be like relationship therapy.

For the next hour or so high-ranking officers came from time to time to inspect the scene and to conduct investigations. The two gendarmes on duty were immediately detained for questioning.

An experienced VC fund manager I have known for years told me recently that if a person does not know how to seriously twist the truth from time to time, he (she) cannot be an entrepreneur.

The trees impending over it had flung down great branches from time to time, which choked up the current, and compelled it to form eddies and black depths at some points;

Find a way to set aside the caregiver role from time to time, and be a partner instead - so that you can relax and feel nurtured by your partner.

Reciprocating roller: On a printing press, the roller in an inking system or damping system which moves laterally from time to time across the width of the other rollers to distribute the ink or damping solution more evenly.

A faint wind, more like a moving coolness than a stream of air, passed down the glade from time to time; so that even in my great chamber the air was being renewed all night long.

The judicial power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.

The tempest was let loose nd beating the atmosphere with its mighty wings; from time to time a flash of lightning stretched across the heavens like a fiery serpent, lighting up the clouds that rolled on in vast chaotic waves.

Nevertheless, the Bishop meditated on the subject, and from time to time he gazed at the horizon at a point where a clump of trees marked the valley of the former member of the Convention, and he said, "There is a soul yonder which is lonely."