Upon the literary emergence of Lyly, Toole argues that "we see the crystallization of the English comedy which had been
spasmodically developed by schoolmasters and students of language in academic and didactic plays.
I have a cheap, lidded bin outside my back door for all my kitchen waste such as vegetable peelings, teabags and eggshells, which I add to the heap
spasmodically.
Thirdly, the depraved type--really bad girls who attend
spasmodically, and often under coercion, and who lead an immoral life, despite their condition.
Wayne Rooney's talents have fizzed only
spasmodically, Thierry Henry has endured his most disappointing season since coming to England more than seven years ago and John Terry and Frank Lampard have lost the edge they showed when they were the top flight's most celebrated duo.
Despite his personal experience, Pomfret is decidedly non-alarmist about the 2008 games, describing the Chinese government as having "moved
spasmodically toward more openness and sophistication.
While researching the teaching of Protective Behaviours in South Australia, Johnson (1995) found that it was taught selectively and
spasmodically, and vital sections that relate to sexual abuse were omitted, probably due to embarrassment on the part of teachers who were uncomfortable with the more sensitive aspects of the programme.
36) Instead, the efforts occurred disjointedly and
spasmodically, allowing the defenders to concentrate their full attention on each in turn.
Over the years, the original collection of English, Irish and French naturalist and realist painting has been, somewhat
spasmodically, supplemented.
He went to school
spasmodically and finished his schooling in Newcastle at 14 while living with his grandfather.
To demonstrate my interest in Canadian cinema (which will also expose my limitations), I offer here a very perfunctory overview of a few directors I have followed, albeit somewhat
spasmodically.
An email came to me from a nonprofit I've supported
spasmodically for some years.
The Dutch were more interested in trading with the Amerindian population, though investigations into the possibility of obtaining metals were carried out
spasmodically.
