every other

This is likely to mean a cut every other Bank of England interest rate meeting - so nothing next month, but then a further cut in early February.

You can have a really good debate about every other position.

At the end, it was the re-emergence of an old goalscoring hero in John McGinn that lit up the Hampden night, but in every other sense this was the dawning of the age of Doak.

Every other element of Christmas is also jacked: the snowmen, the polar bears and even the elves or, rather, the E.L.F.

She said it was "completely disheartening" that "every other day there is a report of a young woman who has lost her life through violence".