Sample Sentences forsporadic (editor-reviewed)
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The city experienced sporadic power outages, causing disruptions to daily life and business operations.sporadic = recurring irregularly
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The sporadic rainfall made it difficult for the farmers to predict when to plant their crops.
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He was balancing himself on the dashboard of his car with that resourcefulness of movement that is so peculiarly American — that comes, I suppose, with the absence of lifting work or rigid sitting in youth and, even more, with the formless grace of our nervous, sporadic games. (source)
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"Traveling sporadic myositis," he pronounced quickly and glanced at Angela.† (source)
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That month, the Bird's presence at Naoetsu became sporadic.† (source)
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Each of their speeds is different: The speed of the cars is short, disconnected, sporadic.† (source)
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Wes's attendance became sporadic, and once his first child was born, he just stopped going.† (source)
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He watched the Sports Family house only sporadically now.† (source)
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As they approached the outskirts of the town they heard a few sporadic shots.† (source)
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Amy and I had sex sporadically enough it was possible.† (source)
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Sporadic brown circles — widely spaced, big as dimes—began to pop up on the pavement.† (source)
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I had seen Mom only sporadically since then, and she'd never met John nor been to the old country farmhouse we'd bought the year before.† (source)
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Pari knows this because Thierry is in sporadic touch with Isabelle.† (source)
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The rain continued sporadically, so that by Wednesday the creek had swollen to the trunk of the crab apple and they were running through ankle-deep water to make their flight into Terabithia.† (source)
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What trouble we'd run into, I and my lieutenants, had been sporadic.† (source)
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Thus on the morning of our summit bid, the only ropes strung along the precipitous serrations of the upper Southeast Ridge were a few ancient, tattered remnants from past expeditions that emerged sporadically from the ice.† (source)
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