now-and-then

One of the strange things in the world is that it is only now and then one is quite sure one is going to live for ever and ever.

It's a very strong truth, but every now and then, we see you doing something that you know isn't right.

There was a curious sort of person who came to me now and then, with a habit of asking all manner of silly questions.

Only now and then a stranger passing noticed the small group, handed out a coin, and went away, unheeding.

Hurst, principally occupied in playing with her bracelets and rings, joined now and then in her brother's conversation with Miss Bennet.

And now my life has changed in oh, so many ways. My independence seems to vanish in the haze. But every now and then I feel so insecure. . .

His sister helped him with a hundred now and then, but of course his great hope was in her death.

His son put it into his small pocket, took it out and looked at it every now and then.

He referred to his notebook now and then when he gave the talk.

A white cat was staring at some gold-fish, she sat very, very still, but now and then the tip of her tail twitched as if it were alive.

Send your spouse a card to their work address now and then, reminding them how much they mean to you.

Every now and then, the black hole swallows a bit of gas, a wayward planet, or even an entire star.

As I? ll be away for at least a year, I? d appreciate hearing from you now and then telling me how everyone is getting along.

I stayed at home all day long, reading at a very slow speed, being absent every now and then, and chasing the time.

One recent evening in her mother's condominium, Margarite chatted comfortably about her classes, a smile flashing now and then.

Lloyd continued as if he had not heard the remark. "She also likes a little taste of sugar now and then. "

I still struggle now and then about my perceived lack of time, but less than I used to.

These little miracle makers allow you to pump your milk into a bottle and let your husband take a late-night feeding now and then.

Have ya'll ever had the feeling when you think you've gotten over something, but it still haunts you every now and then?

Now and then the water made a small swallowing sound as if it had a piece of candy in its mouth.

He read for an hour, looking up every now and then to see raccoons and possums scurrying near the creek.

The point is, if they have to show a Pepsi label now and then so Will Smith can keep the heat on in his Home, we're fine with that.

Now and then he took a gold pencil-case from his watch - chain and made an entry in the margin.

Therefore, I believe it is all right to make a quick decision now and then, for it cannot always be wrong.

You take what you need, go in every now and then to see what's going on, and don't worry that you're missing things.

He would now and then come back home all of a sudden, and with him came foreign servants with whom I felt extremely eager to make friends.

As he so often does, he nickered softly now and then to a favorite mare stabled close by, then listened for her reassuring response.

Every now and then, too, there came little sparks and lightnings, as though the sun had struck upon bright steel.

Pettitte had vowed earlier this week that he would pause every now and then this season, trying to soak everything in and enjoy the ride.

Yes, she was a beautiful horse. He would fix the loose shoe, brush her, and give her a taste of sugar now and then.

Now and then, to sort of flatter the boss, I'd go up to him and ask politely what such and such a word might mean.

But every now and then the sky grows black, the rain comes down in sheets, and the winds threaten to obliterate our shabby encampments.

You watch me, and now and then smiled at me with a simple sagacious grace I cannot describe.

She said: "He was addicted to World of Warcraft but played other games now and then. "

In order to finish the seemingly little homework, even every now and then burn the midnight oil, did not dare to stop for a moment.

if not, I should be welcome to lodge at his house, and he would give me a little work to do now and then till fuller business should offer.

So the lion inquired what was the matter and why did the elephant's ears move with such a tremor every now and then.

All that remained was a great garden of silence interrupted now and then by the sick woman's frightened moans.

Every now and then, I get a little helpless, and I'm longing like a child to be loved.

He stood about, restless and uneasy, for a while, glancing at the door, every now and then, hoping she would repent and come to find him.

The voice of the surf heard now and then was a positive pleasure, like the speech of a brother.

The only sound was a murmur, like flattened thunder, far up the glacier. Every now and then John paused and listened to it.

Of course, the paying customers got shafted every now and then, and after a while we began to take their complaints seriously.

Now and then, he stretched his head out of the roof to find out if the rain would be gone.

Like I said, it's tough, but I'm far from perfect and even make mistakes every now and then.

I am the mother of two young children, and extremely grateful to my own parents for looking after them for a few hours now and then.

Every now and then I'd bring these points up to Andy, who would only smile, his eyes far away, and say he was thinking about it.

Now and then I get a cablegram from Mona saying that she's arriving on the next boat. "Letter following, " it always says.

My only regret was that I knew too much. It leaked out now and then, despite all the precautions I took.

If you can't find any cheerleaders at home, you need to hang out with a friend or two who can shower you with sunshine every now and then.

Let me set up the stock market problem facing investors now and then show you how target prices can help solve it for individual stocks.

Though he now and then "tomahawked" innocent victims , it was good for native authors to be warned that literature was an exacting trade .

Everyone skips now and then, but don't make it a habit.

I don't know, like she's not really gone. And I keep. . . looking for her in other women. Andevery now and then.

Hearing the touching story, she wiped her eyes with a handkerchief every now and then.

He referred to his notes now and then when he was speaking.

If a bad egg floated to the surface now and then, we'd have no worse reputation than regular employees.

Upon looking back on what I have written, I notice that I have more than once suggested to you that you would be wise now and then to skip.

"Thanks, Captain, " Keane said, unable to keep the sarcasm from his voice. "I enjoy a night in the tank every now and then. "

every now and then a movie comes out that is simply refreshing , and this was one of the best.

Every now and then he would send me a letter, but he never returned to the paths and forests of our childhood.

It is possible to run the farm by just pushing a few buttons now and then.

So, naturally, he saw a lot of Emily Holden. She went up to his house now and then to talk over school matters.

In the long run, taking a day off every now and then to get out of slump will make you happier and more productive.

He looked at his notebook now and then when he gave the talk.

Pedro: I don't write, you know, but I'll send a postcard every now and then.

Every now and then, though, one of Microsoft's subsidiaries goes out on a limb.

B. Sure. Now and then. But in a way, getting fired would be a form of liberation I wouldn't mind exploring.

Now and then with the difficulty the enemy would snarl with fire as almost all of the artillery and mortars were suppressed.

its actually smart to take a "mental health day" every now and then. dont feel guilty for taking a day off to get your life back in balance.

From that time on, he would now and then ask me to complete a quatrain by adding a couplet of my own to one given by him.

Stir the hot milk every now and then in order to make it a little colder.

This shows, to bereft of one's spouse or celibateSenilePerson, now and then masturbation just as well, frequent masturbation should avoid.

I plan to post another polyphasic sleep update in about a week unless something major happens between now and then.

Now and then, a girl may be pictured as doing something daring or brave, but her presence is only a token one.

Now and then he would turn over a likely- looking flint with the end of his ash plant .

Now and then Lord Henry looked across at him , wondering at his silence and abstracted manner .

There was a pot on the fire , and now and then you could hear it bubble and chunk .

Just a few pips now and then will add up quickly and eat into your trading profits.

Visually spectacular, but just a little long winded for me. I broke off now and then.

I might have finished the task earlier, but I was disturbed by the noise now and then.

Because of this talent, you can balance a lover who tends to go off the deep end now and then.

now and then he would accept an invitation to a devotee ' s home , where other devotees would also be invited.

Repetitive coding seems to promote mistakes now and then, and frameworks all but eliminate that problem.

Every now and then, I see a tree shift in the wind and its bend has, to my eye, a distinctly maternal cast.

Tune in to Times Square coverage, deviating now and then to see if E! is doing a Top 100 countdown of the year's hottest celebrity moments.

I used to fly over to America every now and then to see my family.

Perhaps people are meant to choke now and then when they eat. Perhaps it is all part of some unfathomable cosmic design.

Every now and then Uncle Vernon would take a sharp turn and drive in the opposite direction for a while.

The activity settled into a pattern of flaring up every now and then before dying back down to a grumble.

The activity settled into a pattern of flaring up every now and then before dying back down to a grumble.

As a first-year student, the boy was not able to do much but wave his long skinny arms and shoot a basket now and then .

Examine your life. Take a few minutes now and then to step back and take a look at your life.

Let me answer that question right now, and then I'll briefly tell you my manifestation story.

He was still early. He walked around the block, stopping every now and then to look in a shop window.

Of course, every now and then, the day arrives when someone finally decides to tell the truth.

Every now and then she went up- stairs to see if he was still asleep .

Every now and then she went upstairs to see if he was still asleep.

You know, a puppy needs a little tough love every now and then.

But it is important for all to be reminded every now and then about one thing. The long-term public interest must prevail.

He could fund his agenda with debt now and then solve the long-term fiscal crisis by controlling health care and entitlement costs later on.

When Linda was made manager, she got too big for her boots and the boss had to remind her now and then.

Every now and then a man's mind is stretched by a new idea or sensation, and never shrinks back to its former dimensions.

To each parent he responded with one line: "Are you going to help me now? " And then he continued to dig for his son, stone by stone.

It was visionary. Every now and then someone wanders into a field and starts talking and has a dramatic impact.

Of course, Nambu is still in its early beta phase, so you can expect things to break now and then.

This plane went smooth , except that there was a little bump now and then . In fact , I am not in low spirits .

It took Susan a few years to realise that even the best of parents make mistakes now and then.

My friends and I send e-mails to each other now and then though we don? ? t have much to say.

As you can see there is a highway beneath us, which surprising sounds a lot like a river, with the occasional horns and sirens now and then.

Every now and then she checked to see if he was still asleep.

So People are becoming awakened everyday now. Are you ready to be enlightened today itself? now and then you go on to uploading.

I said I could never give up my sweets, and now I only have a few bites now and then.

Although they quarrel with each other now and then, the husband and his wife make up soon.

Paul has been known to mention that his uncles used to support the Toffees - and that every now and then he would tarry along with them.

Everybody hits a brick wall now and then; the trick is not to do it with your head.

Every now and then, I get a little bit curious, what it's like to be a woman and free.

In my sophomore year, I take two more of his courses. We go beyond the classroom, meeting now and then just to talk.

Ian: In a few months. . . So, we have plenty of time between now and then to, umm. . . keep getting to. . . know each other.

No, come here, Miss Catherine, now and then: not every morning, but once or twice a week.

Experience life every now and then without time controlling you, and try to spend time without your watch.

Hormone kind is ointment OK now and then besmeared to the child treat prickly heat? For instance music installs Nai heart ointment.

Now and then an aticle is so interesting that you want to save it for posterity , you save it with the s (for save ) command .

To sb , Sth , although promising maximum benefit from limited resources every now and then, have destructive effects in the long term.

When a corporation claims to be diverse, what they really mean is that they hire black people, asians, and a latino every now and then.

Well, you know how Daddy has to go out of town for work every now and then?

You're going to make mistakes every now and then. You will go a day or two when you feel like you're running in place.

He sings terribly, out of tune now and then, but I still have to applaud.

And every now and then traditional Chinese massage is combined with acupuncture to let Qi flow through your channels more smoothly.

It's kinda fun to play in a different spot every now and then, so I'd welcome a change if it was helpful to the team.

Because every now and then he feels like he needs some air. So he escapes to his porch to think and be.

Now and then, apropos of nothing save her own mood, Mrs. Bracebridge would indicate her philosophy of life in an epigram.

Every now and then they have to stop as a small fishing boat slowly cuts through the green-blue water.

I may, however, to take a lesson from Joe and mention a few bowls of rice-noodle soup on my blog every now and then.

I guess I shall be nice to my wife and help her every now and then.

Every person should take stock of himself now and then to see if he is on the right course.

I don't mind losing a little money now and then, but I really took a bath this time.

Take a moment every now and then to verbalize your feelings for your partner.

Fay told her story, breaking off now and then to wipe the tears form her eyes.

Every now and then a wise colleague would pull Jobs aside to try to get him to settle down.

I think thereupon my mother (while dreaming)overlooked with sorrow now and then, and I ever asked her what she was thinking.

In the meantime, you continue to put in a hard day's work. But now and then a difficult situation comes up.

I still ask myself now and then how I could handle it in such a stupid way then.

Life would be very dull without the odd adventures now and then.

Now and then their faces are shown in the news, or is the begging ads of relief organizations.

Eros is one of the planetoids which passes near the earth every now and then.

Life would be very dull without the odd adventure now and then.

She listens to our introduction earnestly and suggests some of her opinions and advices now and then.

But now and then I meet one that sings in affliction, and then I thank God for my own sake as well as his.

Entering races now and then will do two things: First, it'll help you learn to run at a constant pace over a longer period of time.

Now and then I'm scared, when I seem to forget how sounds become words or even sentences.

With a little luck, now and then one may come across a really special highlight in the trade: a chrome tourmaline.

Dr. Macphail thought his eyes rested on him now and then with triumphant good-humour.

Yes, she might be in little temper now and then, but this only makes her more adorable .

If we had not, now and then, some rich and generous travellers like Monsieur, we should not get along at all.

Watching a movie with you, though it's childish and silly, I'd laugh loudly now and then.

turn around Every now and then I get a little bit tired of listening to the sound of my tears.

I get a strange feeling about this every now and then.

A little arguing now and then is good for you, if done for the right reasons, a new study suggests.

Arsene Wenger, though, knows his cosmopolitan squad will have little down-time between now and then as they jet off around the world.

However strong a man's resolution may be, it costs him something to carry it out, now and then.

How would you feel if I want a night out with my friends now and then?

P. S. Eva, when all these problems are over with, I would like very much for you to be my pen pal to exchange mails now and then.

The clock raised its voice now and then, but her husband did not return.

He speaks in low tones , unconsciously looking over his shoulder now and then at the blank wall of my room .

He walked at the head of the funeral procession, and every now and then wiped away his crocodile tears with a big handkerchief.

Moreover, he would hear now and then, in the outposts of the wilderness of a red haired trader.

Every now and then fleecy clouds floated across the sky.

It's probably good for you to get some criticism now and then.

Meanwhile he gave a thought now and then to Carrie.

Since I'm rather proud of my own memory, I have tried now and then to remember as far back as I could.

She visits the children of cancers every now and then.

The horse stood with its ears well forward, and twitching. Every now and then it snorted and stamped the ground.

I had to run after him every now and then to keep up, and my short, round shadow bumped after me.

Strategic point: The camel palm bakes in entering soup-stock till should not rot now and then , mouth feeling is not nice otherwise.

He listened to the lecture carefully and, now and then, wrote down a few words in his notebook.

Maybe one or two days now and then in the winter, but nothing like this.

Extreme weariness of going through the everyday motions, pet subjects losing their appeal, now and then, sometimes or most of the time?

This characteristic may be no more complicated than the fact that they fancy a luxury chocolate every now and then.

She was particularly jealous of a Russian girl who came to the bar now and then when she got tight. A troublemaker.

Every now and then clouds floated across the sky .

I didn't spend much time before I started to choose a more challenging line of work, and my life is now and then experiencing change.

Expect you have a bit of trouble, now and then. From the police.

He took out my sister now and then.

Now and then Philip with one of the more experienced clerks went out to audit the accounts of some firm.

Joseph has his family, but I phone him or visit every now and then to see how he's getting on.

Overall rural consumption should add 2. 5 percentage points to growth every year between now and then, he said.

Perhaps if the existing community would take now and then the trouble to pass in review the changes it has already witnessed.

Facing with threat and pressure from his clients now and then, he ran into insomnia.

Amidst her noble and elegant manners, there is now and then a little touch of bashfulness and conventional rusticity.

Now and then we passed a moorland cottage, walled and roofed with stone, with no creeper to break its harsh outline.

Now and then, someone gave him a ride , but most of the way he walked.

Last night, every now and then, her baby cried out in his sleep.

She sat by the window, looking out now and then to see if they were coming.

Tony: . . . we grumble a little now and then, to be sure. But there's no love lost between us.

Now and then I turned aside to avoid some noisy drunkard as he reeled homewards.

Feed me a little rice now and then, and don't put me on the fire as that stupid priest did. Look here.

Now and then the workers are victorious, but only for a time.

next to being married , a girl likes to be crossed in love a little now and then.

Just to tease people, you're going to find word of it in your local newspaper now and then.

Watch the sand animation or just check it now and then to get a feel for time passing without digital readouts or analogue clock faces!

This examination system started in the Han Dynasty. It was suspended every now and then and was finally abolished in 1904.

Actually, he's a big dumb teenager, and if you let him go hang out with his friends every now and then, he'll come home a better man.

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Every now and then we look around, select fresh high-quality free fonts and present them to you in a brief overview.

Now and then you could hear a man clear his throat, as in a library or a church.

Now, in the mountain dwelt a spirit which now and then appeared to men and helped them in many ways to become rich and prosperous.

Between now and then, she will have to think of something.

When I was a little boy, I used to go to the hotel office with my dad every now and then.

There's a burning fever here, and something now and then to which I fear to give a name.

Adding a new suit or two now and then makes them feel powerful and good about themselves.

Every now and then I went to the edge of the top to see my grandma and looked around the room.

But maybe this is an opportunity to reiterate a point I try to make now and then: economics is not a morality play.

Reflecting on their venture Rosemary quotes Oscar Wilde who said, " now and then it is good to have one's table red with wine and roses. "

A short time spent on these pages before you turn the lights out each night is better than an irregular hour now and then.

I dont drink much; just a sip of beer now and then.

These clashes repeat, producing a new big bang every now and then - so if the cyclic universe model is right, the cosmos could be immortal.

The mind would be still when stay in a space all the time, so we should go out for some sunshine now and then.

I've said I did not love her, and rather relished mortifying her vanity now and then.

Halidarre, like something from the Arabian Nights, reared a bit every now and then, beating her wings slowly.

I do every single bit of housework while my husband Bob just does the dishes now and then.

Of course, if Brad gets a little full of himself every now and then, that could be understood.

Every now and then the horses seemed to throw up their heads and sniff the air suspiciously.

We played robbers now and then for a month and then I resigned. All the boys did, too. We robbed nobody, and we killed nobody, either.

Take a break from simply being a "talking head" and introduce a prop or an audience participation exercise now and then.

I enjoy going out to a nice restaurant every now and then.

Now and then the princess had seen her looking at and talking to the young man.

Paint some detail on your texture, and change the brush size now and then to make different elements.

Every now and then, I get a little bit terrified, and drawn by something I can't withstand.

In other words, God now and then assumes various forms for His lovers and reveals Himself to them as a Person.

Because , in our daily life, so many instances occur now and then that most of us just get used to take it for granted.

I really want to give my grand kids a gift now and then, but you forbid me to do it. That's painful.

They used to nod to each other when they met , and now and then they would exchange a word or two.

I encountered problems every now and then and found that not much was available on Internet about the usage of this technology.

Every now and then, one of us goes to the kitchen to make coffee.

The only thing you need to do is make sure the impostor gets updated every now and then.

So, even though I may win now and then, in the long run, the house always takes in more than it loses.

Now and then, these intrepid explorers have glanced home to provide us with sometimes stunning and always thought-provoking images.

We all fall victim now and then to our enthusiasms, and these lead us to emphasize one aspect of our lives to the detriment of the rest.

now and then a rat scurries past our feet or a cockroach descends the wall in front of us, moving nimbly and gingerly on his delicate legs.

It doesn't hurt to spice things up every now and then at the office, but for the most part, keep it professional.

Every now and then he would burn all his papers.

The exquisite props and costumes, extraordinary skills and performances won rapturous applause from the audience now and then.

I do not know what's matter today, i break things now and then.

Our rescuers, poor devils, cursed as they climbed, and stopped now and then to sing, drink, and laugh loudly.

Give her surprise now and then; do not let your love lose its lustre.

While reading, don't stop to look up the new words in your dictionary every 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.

Now and then check looks up these folder, prevent to desertion by the mail that the fault regards rubbish as.

Hongfei's mother was not so well, going to hospital now and then for treatment or medicine.