1. 3 We see each other every now and again.

2. She can break loose a barrel every now and again.

3. 1 Every now and again/then they'll have a beer together.

4. I go and visit my old English professor every now and again.

5. 9 Every now and again she checked to see if he was still asleep.

6. It's good to get out of the cul-de-sac every now and again.

7. 12 Every now and again she went upstairs to see if he was still asleep.

8. 23 Every now and again, he saw her glance toward the bathroom, where Omar was taking a shower.

9. 19 Every now and again rescue teams of young people would pick their way downhill with a bandaged pilgrim on a stretcher.

10. 16 Every now and again the forest would be split by a tumbling river or a path covered in shiny brown mud.

11. 22 Every now and again some of it fell off, sometimes on to the lane, often on to the nomes stumbling along it.

12. 15 The nose ring was my act of rebellion. The hole hasn't closed so every now and again I put a safety pin through my nose to freak the children out.

13. So there ya go–a refresher course on the great diversity of Butts in the wild, which, given the culture we live in, you’d be forgiven for needing every now and again

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15. Had run him Afoul of the law.: Le había entrado en conflicto con la ley.: But he ran Afoul of Washington by accepting large-scale Chinese investment, including in infrastructure.: Sin embargo, entró en conflicto con Washington cuando aceptó grandes inversiones chinas, incluyendo en infraestructura.: He runs Afoul of one every now and again.: De vez en cuando se pone a malas con alguno.