US /ɪn fɪts ænd stɑrts/
・UK /ɪn fɪts ænd stɑ:ts/
It zigs and zags in fits and starts.
As it has for more than two centuries, progress will come in fits and starts.
As it has for more than two centuries, progress will come in fits and starts.
so do we, as a country, as over the course of generations, we have lived up to the promise in fits and starts.
So, it's a sentence that keeps pushing us forward, even though our progress comes in fits and starts.
Legal battles and backroom deals have kept the project alive in fits and starts, with renewed pushes surfacing even in 2025.
But on the foreign policy front, you know, the administration has been building a case in fits and starts over the, you know, the last few months about Cuba's national security threat in a way that would perhaps tee up some kind of military operation, right?
so do we, as a country, as over the course of generations, we have lived up to the promise in fits and starts.
So it's a sentence that keeps pushing us forward, even though our progress comes in fits and starts.
And the circle of freedom kept expanding in fits and starts and contractions sometimes.
And the circle of freedom kept expanding in fits and starts and contractions sometimes.
And the circle of freedom kept expanding in fits and starts and contractions sometimes.