every so often

Every so often I think about what would have happened if I had not chosen this path.

Patching: Remember each smartphone is a computer, and every so often the vendor will find a thing or two (or forty) that must be fixed.

Make it a habit of trading contact information with everyone you meet, then touching base every so often.

But every so often are reminders of a darker side of the new reality: branches, laid down on the road to indicate a funeral.

Every so often one of the creatures scurried out to pick up a bit of discarded string or clean up after a passing lizard mount.

This woman said she had a pay day every so often, when someone called and bused her to the industrial district to do landscaping.

Every so often you see her walking down the street with her fold-up pushcart, heading toward the grocery store.

In the latter cases, it is very hard to understand how to repair or interact with a system if every so often it is in an undesirable state.

Every so often their arrogance and condescension will come breaking through the surface.

I didn't do it all the time - - just every so often when I wanted to send a quiet message of "I love you" to her from me.

The dashboard has its own meters and messages that must be checked every so often; so too with your mirrors.

Maybe indulging every so often is not a bad thing -- especially if it's dark chocolate.

Remember to reward yourself with a day off every so often to help keep you motivated and determined.

Yet, every so often a creative individual has a vivid dream which inspires them to put pen to paper and create a great work of literature.

It would be necessary to update the chip every so often to allow for new releases, of course.

It seems that they need to whip one out to make sure their face is still attached every so often.

But every so often a truly new influenza virus emerges, to which few humans have immunity.

Every so often the sun emits a gigantic burst that includes highly energized x-rays, gamma rays, and charged particles.

I no longer see John regularly, but every so often he drops in at my office.

For an asexual species to survive in the long run, it must refresh its genes every so often.

Along the way, the phone connected to his dashboard-mounted navigation system rings every so often.

Every so often, we must address these issues or we will have no strength, sanity or sense of perspective.

Every so often a projector manufacturer takes a mighty swing and hits one way out of the ballpark.

They knew that every so often during past ice ages, drops in sea level created a land bridge across the strait.

Every so often the blur resolves, but the respite is short-lived; the next puzzle demands focus.

Every so often the crackle of fireworks signalled another body had been found and the wailing began again.

Every so often , they all look up, beyond the trees, at the stars . The sound of the Brahms music surrounds them.

Every so often one of us would get to the beach with bloodred arms, the typical symptoms of those burning spills on the asphalt.

"Every so often the wrong body gets eviscerated, " Williams is told by her supervisors, "and what follows is a tidal wave of trouble. "

Every so often, society experiences a "crisis in gender" (as some academics have called it) that radically transforms the social landscape.

Every so often I treat myself to a meal in an expensive restaurant.

I check every so often to see if any have ripened.

Life makes sure you get tested with failures every so often, and the people with a scarcity mindset get weeded out along the way.

But every so often, markets can break down, and the wisdom of crowds can become the "madness of mobs" .

First (major) number: the "Great Number" , that changes once every so often.

But few couples get everything right, which is why it's a good idea to stop every so often and reassess how you've arranged your finances.

Every so often, he rode in his grand chariot to a popular banyan tree just outside the city.

Every so often, I vow to always call or meet people rather than send them electronic monologues (or perhaps diatribes).

In movies like Shakespeare in Love people are scribbling away using a feather, stopping every so often to dip it into an inkwell.

BEING forced to rewrite the textbooks every so often is no bad thing.

The rep on my call used a technique I'm hearing every so often on prospecting calls, and I think it's ridiculous.

Contrarily, other small mining enterprises in Shifen might decide excursive policies which accounted for small disasters every so often.

He carefully crawls acrossthecarpet, stopping every so often to inspect some unseen wonder in the air before him.

But every so often, a change in the mechanics of the European Union really does matter.

Every so often they threatened to kill us, which is why we were given up for dead.

The geologist needs to know what rocks the drill has reached, so every so often a sample is obtained with a coring bit.

Dear Annie: My husband's parents come to town every so often, but they never give us information about their schedule.

PREGO helps populate your tank by giving birth to a new baby guppy every so often.

We never have to reach down every so often to make sure our privates are still there.

Anybody can sit next to someone else and throw in two cents every so often.

Every so often, a careless dribble, a quick double-team or a well-timed jump can result in a Bryant turnover.

The "fix" for this broken economy is to, every so often, wipe it clean.

'Think about your career like you do going to the dentist and getting a checkup every so often, ' says Mr. Luzzo.

New log chunks are created every so often (like 64 MB, which would correspond with the size of GFS chunks).

One of the benefits of running is that you can get away with eating sweets and other high-calorie snacks in your diet every so often.

Every so often, love comes with pain as rose is in bloom with thorns.

But every so often, our mitochondria and their surrounding cells fight.

For more information and late-breaking news check in to their VLP twitter page every so often or their website.

A better approach is to start a timer, and have timer poke the event thread every so often to go look at the staging area for updates.

Every so often, though, he tried to confront himself.

Yet, every so often, the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds and raging storms.

But Hollywood is nowhere near perfect, and every so often its peeps will make an off-color comment or reveal more than they intended to.

OK, it's not a required skill, but knowing how to pop sound effects every so often can help liven up otherwise mundane code.

We all need a break every so often and by not doing it we only do ourselves a disfavor.

Every so often all was fantasizing oneself is a wandering soul.

eg. Every so often an event occurs that changes public attitude.

Good riding however, crossing streams and the like every so often.

That program would, every so often, print a prompt, then hang up on you.

Taurus will show Capricorn how to enjoy a well-deserved break every so often and how to appreciate beauty and comfort.

We all misjudge people and situations every so often.

Every so often we drive down to Devon to visit my wife's parents.

every so often, Andy would show up with fresh bruises.

But every so often, a follow-up can outshine the original.

Every so often, casting director Weir stops a model and coaches her on the proper way to walk.

Three out of ten would like to go to the pub every so often.

Life does go awry every so often, so be prepared.

Every so often, a manager learns a lesson.

But every so often a controversy crops up.

We meet every so often and compare notes.

Every so often she visits her father.

Every so often she drops in my home.

We meet every so often.

It is a luxury, they say, a frivolity , something to indulge in only every so often.

And would come inside every so often and you would walk it and the kids would go out and play with it.

Every so often I discover some exceptional piece of braindamage in Solaris. Here is one of them, presented in handy illustrated form:

Every so often I like to play a game I call "CEO of Google. "

Tell yourself that you have to say something every so often

I go swimming every so often