Adverb:

ମଧ୍ୟରେ, ବାର୍ ରେ |, ବେଳେବେଳେ |,

now and then's Usage Examples:

Also Clyde Hankins was asked by Jack to join him now and then.

Travelers may expect some delays as the jeepneys will halt every now and then to unload and load passengers along the way.

Scripter Jules Furthman and Director Edmund Goulding have steered a middle course, now and then crudely but on the whole with tact, skill and power.

Jain saints usually perform fasts every now and then but at times it becomes a compulsion for them when they.

Every now and then in his life he cracks, and in a rage causes terrible harm to his tormentors.

summit receives frost usually and sometimes can get to 33 °F (0 °C) every now and then.

Vincent Canby referred to that fame in his review:Every now and then a film comes along of such painstaking, overripe foolishness that it breaks through the garbage barrier to become one of those rare movies you rush to see for laughs.

1999: "Rita" 1999: "Mayday" 2000: "FC, jeff Jas! (Aufstiegsversion)" [FC, step on it! (Promotion version)] 2001: "Aff un zo" [Every now and then] 2001: "Shoeshine".

He greatly enjoyed it and would now and then come across others who had as well.

Presley sulkily and reluctantly hands out now and then, with the air of a small, fastidious.

puppet worm—named Tapeworm—would interrupt proceedings now and then with a sneery comment.

spirit limbs were haunting as many good soldiers, every now and then tormenting them".

Storsjöodjuret, a cryptid lake monster not unlike the Loch Ness Monster, and every now and then there are new reports of people having spotted it.

Synonyms:

now and again, at times, once in a while, on occasion, occasionally, from time to time,

Antonyms:

buy, export, import,