now and then造句怎麼寫

One of these bizarre games which happen every now and then, But usually Portugal can be relied upon defensively.

If you can't call your boss a jerk now and then without fear of getting fired, you're no longer free.

But now he joins in when it's necessary for business reasons and often talks and jokes about his abstinence — and he volunteers to be the designated driver now and then as well.

She was very excited, and every now and then she interrupted her report to recover her breath. Beads of perspiration glistened on her forehead.

I had dabbled with this tactic before, but only on those small, oddball projects a client would send me now and then.

Every now and then someone will fall or be pushed out of tree, but for the most part they are pretty stable.

Remind yourself every now and then how important it is to be calm, relaxed and in control of yourself, your mind and moods, especially when you feel agitated or unfocused.

She brings the ends of the bond together, and kneels on the sheaf while she ties it, beating back her skirts now and then when lifted by the breeze.

Men broke down truck tyres in dirt-floor garages, their sledges ringing through the trees, and broke each other's bones, now and then, over a woman, or an insult, or an open jug.

In spite of his premeditated carefulness, the floor would now and then creak; his garments would rustle; the shadow of his presence, in a forbidden proximity, would be thrown across his victim.

Women have occasionally scuffled with police when barred from entering stadiums, although now and then they have been allowed into smaller venues to watch sports such as basketball or volleyball.

She was not very homesick, only every now and then.

A dollop of romance now and then is good for everybody.

That we need a good nap now and then (or even every day).

Shasta would nearly have fallen asleep if he had not had to dismount and walk every now and then.

You may notice the muscles in your uterus tightening for 30 to 60 seconds every now and then.

Some experts thought the bat may have been frozen in place because of the cryogenic temperatures, but it changed position every now and then.

Disguise it, struggle with it, beat it down, stifle it, mortify it as much as one pleases, it is still alive, and will every now and then peep out and show itself...

You're certainly not a die-hard fundamentalist, but you figure that if you drink the wine and chew the wafer now and then, it's good enough to get you a free ride into a half-decent afterlife.

From its imponderable monastery, Savoca spreads out along a mountain ridge. Every now and then, bits of it tumble off the precipice into the valley below (as happened to the church in 1880).

Every now and then, lift a button and see how many buttons you lift with it.

The father commented now and then on certain of the animals.

Chinese campuses are home to many students who spend free time exercising their programming skills and, every now and then, getting into a little mischief.

Our "candy" was awarded every now and then in the form of hilarious jokes and situations and little things he did that just kept the class from dying on him.

For many years, though a vague report would now and then find its way across the sea -- like a shapeless piece of driftwood tossed ashore with the initials of a name upon it -- yet no tidings of them unquestionably authentic were received.

Voices called "scab" now and then, as well as other epithets, but no crowd attacked the car.

During the interventions, the chairman looked on, glaring at the proceedings, turning now and then to consult the secretariat. No courtesy nor proper attention were accorded to the speakers.

If life is a one-way street, please walk ahead of me, so that I can see you every now and then.

I don't deny that your sister comes the mogul over us, now and then.