Sentence examples for allows sometimes from inspiring English sources

Usually the problem is raising it enough to get a shot in the dark, but because you want long exposures, you do the opposite, setting it as low as quality allows, sometimes down to 100 ISO.

The method is an iterative process that searches from a single point moving in its neighbourhood and allows sometimes to accept worse solutions.

Because it's all allowed – sometimes we need a show like this, and a little nudge, to remember it.

Very specific reports cover projects of public construction, including both technical and budgetal details, allowing sometimes the integral modern reconstruction of the buildings from the reports alone.

I guess you could say that I wear the swishy frock and high heels the better that I might be allowed, sometimes, to speak my mind.

Many land-based packages include only three dives a day, while a lot of live-aboards promise as much diving as the decompression tables or your computer will allow, sometimes even five or six a day.

Since ancient times, states have frequently failed to police their nationals' conduct effectively, thereby allowing (sometimes encouraging or supporting) costly acts of terror, piracy and other criminal conduct.

To quote Dwight Hansen, I do know a thing or two about a thing or two and as such I'm allowed, sometimes, to prognosticate.

As some in the hospitality industry explained, transferring loyalty points is often allowed; sometimes, selling loyalty points is a terms of service violation, but not a crime.

For the half-dozen or so who go to the federal buidling as often as their schedule allows -- sometimes daily -- it has become almost a vocation.

It even allows (and sometimes embraces) technical mistakes.