Sentence examples for a second or sometimes from inspiring English sources

Many journals provide authors with a second or, sometimes, a third chance to get their work accepted.

The interruption that can be seen in the pattern at approximately day 15 is due to a group of patients, positioned further to the left, who are diagnosed by the SSM test on their first visit and a group to the right, starting on approximately day 20, who are diagnosed also by the SSM test, but after making a second or sometimes third visit to the clinic.

They just come, unbidden, wordlessly and shockingly, usually lasting just a second or two, sometimes prompting a reflexive laugh or startled exhalation of breath, my mind suddenly empty of culturally-ingrained concepts that for most of the time keep it tightly constricted.

Certainly these days many vast fortunes come, not from building something, but from consistently guessing what other investors are going to do a few days, or sometimes a second or two, ahead of the pack.

Sometimes he would take a second or third run at the word, sometimes not.

Sometimes a second, or organal, voice doubled the chant, or principal voice, a fourth or a fifth below (as G or F below c, etc).

And for many families that's unmanageable and I can see how that would be unmanageable.' (Participant no 2) Sometimes a second or third opinion was seen as helpful and important in situations of uncertainty.

Sometimes a second (or third, or fourth, etc).

When the bases are empty, he uses a full windup and sometimes pauses a second or two once his hands are above his head.

Medieval inquisitors, limited to one session of torture per person, sometimes conducted a second or third or fourth, arguing that it was just a "continuance" of the first.

As expected, a first or last name would sometimes match an author name in the publication text.