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Every now and then

Description:

"Every now and then" is an idiomatic phrase that means occasionally or infrequently. It is used to describe actions or events that happen at irregular intervals, with no specific pattern or schedule.

Examples:

Adverb:

1. Every now and then, Susan likes to treat herself to a spa day.

2. John checks his email every now and then, but he's not a fan of technology.

Link:

Amazon search: Spa Day

Adjective:

1. The cafe is only open every now and then, so you have to make sure to catch it when it's open.

2. They organize every now and then community events to bring people closer together.

Link:

Amazon search: Event Organizer

Noun:

1. The prime minister makes appearances in the media every now and then to address pressing issues.

2. I go to the library every now and then to borrow books.

Link:

Amazon search: Books

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