Every now and then,

Every now and then.

I squeeze a grapefruit once in a while .

Sometimes now and then.

He's quite harmless. We give him odd jobs now and then.

Come and see me sometime, my boy.

I'll come visit now and then. I promise.

Because it shows up in math competitions every now and then.

Every now and again, a little muscle is needed.

You're not that pretty and you're only cute now and then.

Every now and then we had to kill one.

I peeked in on him now and then through the ventilator.

And electrons still show up around the hydrogens every now and then.

In Warsaw but we get out of the city now and then.

She can even take short rides on Jumper now and then.

It was that every now and then they'd climb on top of the ball and they'd take a look at the world around them.

Every now and then, when they climb on top of the ball, they wipe their face.

Father and Mother, you must visit us now and then from Yamato

I must put him in his place now and then.

I did one in Panarea, where I get away now and then.

So it happens once in a while that they bring something if they feel that it may interest me.

But because he kept breaking into a slow grin now and then, Mary was not afraid to talk to him.

I think, if you live with your head in the clouds every now and then, it helps you keep your feet on the ground.

I used to. I still do every now and then, sort of to keep my hand in.

Seems least a man can do is let his partner win one now and then.

Sometimes, I contemplate whether death is better for us than living in a wretched life.

He couldn't stop puffing at the effort and had to rest now and then.

Every now and then a cantaloupe, about once a season.

Off and on, both sides have expressed desire to disengage and withdraw troops from the Siachen outposts.

The Office may be called upon from time to time to prepare reports for the Economic and Social Council and its subsidiary bodies.

But every now and then, the cells start replicating even though they're broken.

I used the wrong word here and there and I conjugated the wrong verb every now and again, but that's okay, because even with this conversation level,

I'll have three meals a day, five if I want... roof over my head, and a drink now and then to warm me up.

The Kazakh government occasionally blocks social media websites in order to quell protests and limit the opposition's attempts to organize.

And every now and then, you get one that is slightly different.

Every now and then, an idea takes form that changes everything it revolutionises the way we see and understand the world around us.

It's really like an Easy Street for bacteria, with the occasional interruption of the unintended forced rush to the exit.

Instead, we find it very easy to think in very relative terms as options change from one time to another.

But every now and then, they implant seven or eight, and then you end up with eight kids.

Wall, said the landlord, fetching a long breath, that's a purty long sarmon for a chap that rips a little now and then.

Occasionally, human beings are briefly de animated, and the stories of people who are briefly de animated that interest me the most are those having to do with the cold.

I believe a man has a right to a few nips now and then, I always say.

He sat upright, played with his uniform hat among the plates, which still lay on the table from the lodgers' evening meal, and looked now and then at the motionless

It invited States to consider applying those understandings and recommended that the list of items and the procedures for implementation be reviewed from time to time.

From time to time, one hears Christians telling the story of how God organized things for them, so that everything worked out all right some difficulty overcome, some illness cured, some trouble averted, a parking space found at a crucial time.