from time to time

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.

Example Sentences

“It wouldn’t take much, perhaps a little selflessness, humility, putting certain egos aside from time to time,” Lecornu said Monday.

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And judging from the surreal interludes he drops into “Urchin” from time to time, you can spot the influence of Jonathan Glazer too.

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Trotman has spent a lot of weeks away from home in that period, but will still be involved and on tour from time to time.

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"Not to erase it, but to store it, looking ahead, coming back to bits, traces or entire silhouettes from time to time, like revisiting memories."

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A seasoned rock climber, he also works in construction and helps Siegel out with repairs from time to time.

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