from time to time

Idioms  

1. Occasionally, once in a while. For example, From time to time we play bridge with the Carters. [Late 1300s] Also see at times; every now and then; once in a while.

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Example Sentences

Some people are in more dire straits financially than others, of course, but everyone needs support from time to time.

From MarketWatch

"But I'm a firm believer that they're still here spiritually, showing us signs from time to time."

From BBC

Even the best pitchers give up a grand slam from time to time, and a winning record requires constant attention and adjustment.

From The Wall Street Journal

He may let a wheel go onto the shoulder from time to time, but he swings back on the road quickly and keeps the acoustic story going with both hands on the wheel.

From The Wall Street Journal

The auto industry deals with a similar issue from time to time, typically around contract negotiation with the United Auto Workers.

From Barron's