From time to time

Use 'from time to time' if something happens occasionally.

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You do something “from time to time” if you do it only sometimes, and not on a regular pattern. You might get a haircut “every two weeks” (on a regular pattern), but you might only get a massage “from time to time.” That means, you get a massage sometimes, but not on a regular, predictable schedule like your haircuts.

You can start a sentence with “From time to time” as well. You can say: “From time to time, I like to take a day off from work just to relax.”

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