Sentence examples for and is sometimes given from inspiring English sources

Iron, for example, is an essential element and is sometimes given therapeutically; if taken in overdose, however, it can be lethal.

A shed is jammed with her plastic booty, which she also finds by the side of the road, in the "free" piles at thrift shops and is sometimes given by friends.

But this year's first prize goes to Denis O'Connor, who has lived on Waiheke for more than 40 years, and is sometimes given the credit for establishing it as a bohemian enclave.

It's worth pausing to note that Fischl has been on and off the caseload of the state prison system's Office of Mental Health (OMH) and is sometimes given to psychotic episodes.

(William Jackson was reportedly a professor at the University of Georgia, and is sometimes given the title of Doctor. The nature of his military service and the source of the title "Colonel" are unknown.

Hancock also found that enema is not routine and is sometimes given at the last minute, leading to soiling during surgery and necessitating a temporary anal purse-string suture [ 11].

Forgiveness and love of one's enemies are also religious ideals that originate in the New Testament and were sometimes given a supererogatory interpretation in later Church doctrine.

Privateers who became pirates were generally considered by the English government to be reserve naval forces, and were sometimes given active encouragement; as far back as 1581 Francis Drake was knighted by Queen Elizabeth, when he returned to England from a round-the-world expedition with plunder worth an estimated £1,500,000.

Most closings in New York also have a "closer," who is hired by the title company to keep tabs on the flow of paperwork and who is sometimes given a tip by the buyer.

Shakespeare introduced several characters but omitted to give them lines, notably Beaumont in Henry V, Petruchio in Romeo and Juliet (who is sometimes given the single line "Away, Tybalt"), and the Mercer in Timon of Athens.

This fact does not seem to be appreciated, and the impression is sometimes given that those very toxic congeners are in the environment.