1. Every so often, she takes a weekend in London.

2. She's going to come back every so often.

3. I meet him at the club every so often.

3. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

4. You're bound to mistime a tackle every so often.

5. Every so often I heard a strange noise outside.

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

7. Every so often, a band comes along that changes music history.

8. An inspector comes round every so often to check the safety equipment.

9. Every so often the horse's heart and lungs are checked.

10. Every so often, a new martial art arrives from the East.

11. Every so often he would turn and look at her.

12. Every so often, light glinted on the silver belt.

13. I come and visit him every so often.

14. Every so often, a not-so-ordinary voice pipes up.

15. Every so often we go down to the beach.

16. And every so often, of course, things fell apart.

17. And every so often a transvestite would swagger past, some more obvious than others.

18. Every so often, he goes to a local hospital where they give him an injection of something, which cheers him up noticeably.

19. I must confess to the odd panic attack every so often, though ... Now when was this memoir supposed to be in by?

20. Every so often a rabbit would make a desperate, lung-bursting bid for freedom, only to provide an easy target for the twelve-bores.

21. The silence was broken every so often by the sound of guns in the distance.

22. It will do that every so often on your birthday.

23. The every so often it was mopped, the every so often sprayed.

24. But every so often, something will erupt out of nowhere, break through our defences and turn the well-ordered furniture upside-down.

25. We kept going, Kip chuckling every so often, me concentrating on the map.

26. His voice grew louder, and every so often the low tones of the Grand Duchess could be heard too.

27. Every so often an employee would be called down to the security office and never be heard from again.

28. But every so often, such as now, killing does seem the best possible option.

29. It looked as though it weighed a ton and seemed to quiver every so often.

30. Everything seemed so strange and silvery in the starlight and every so often my head would nod and I'd stumble and start.

1. Every so often, she takes a weekend in London.

31. I followed Mundin into the shed, turning every so often and glowering at Fifi, who trailed behind us.

32. As Carol Jackson moved about in the kitchen she could hear the steady burble of conversation, punctuated every so often by a laugh.

33. Every so often, Frank looked up at me and smiled.

33. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

34. Every so often she stood up to warm herself; otherwise she waited patiently, the hard metal under her.

35. Every so often, some one would buck the trend: in 1982 Mr Kinnock was dropped from the slate, but kept his place.

36. They talked in a close huddle and every so often would both turn round and look at me.

37. Every so often, the stones would quieten while a doctor would check the women's pulse.

38. Seriously, though, it is important that the matter of advertising is raised every so often, for a number of reasons.

39. Every so often, the police would raid a house or bar, but who was arrested?

40. And two, you refuse to help in any way beyond sending out checks every so often.

41. The landscape was flat, forested and every so often there were small wooden villages.

42. There is just one drawback to their island paradise: every so often it bursts into flame beneath them.

43. It is part of modern politics for politicians to parade their claims of success every so often.

44. It is a good idea to open and close valves every so often to make sure that they don't get gummed up.

45. Every so often the light wind teased it away from her ears, revealing her favourite earrings as they swung against its soft darkness.

46. The beam of light occults every so often.

47. We meet every so often and compare notes.

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

49. The Waffen-SS divisions were now constantly retreating, though every so often a handful of tanks and panzergrenadiers would turn to form a rearguard .

50. Suspected cases of foot-and-mouth disease arise in Denmark every so often, but the last confirmed case dates back to 1983.

51. BUDGET CONDITIONER: Try this every so often: Mash half a banana with about 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Apply to dry hair, wrap in cling film or a shower cap and leave for half an hour and wash out.

52. Chuck Berry, one can see -- even I, every so often in the facility of Saint Louis -- I saw him a year or two ago, playing guitar and doing something approximating a dog walk.

53. Every so often a comet gets flung out of the Oort Cloud, a swarm of comets on the fringes of the solar system, and gets close enough to Earth for us to see it.

54. Every so often, a passing star or the tidal effect of the Milky Way itself jostles the cloud, sending some of the chunks sunward to light up the night sky as comets.

55. Every so often, withoutwarning, a remembered image might return, as sharp as a knife's slash, but shewould dance away from it, deftly turning her mind to other thoughts.

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

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

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

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

60. Every so often an inspector calls to see that the machine is in working order.

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

62. Every so often the kitchen would be invaded by ants.

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