Sentence examples for and later sometimes from inspiring English sources

Obverses generally showed a profile, and later sometimes a frontal, bust.

Along with her songs Anonymous 4 presented material from her writings -- specifically, her visions of the fire of the Holy Spirit -- in recitation styles from her time and later, sometimes adding rudimentary counterpoint to the long, sinuous melodies.

And there was certainly almost no interest there in randomized experiments, a method that was first used in drug trials in the nineteen-forties, and later sometimes used in large-scale and expensive public-policy evaluations in the United States and elsewhere.

Reporters and feature writers frequently called (and, later, sometimes emailed) to get information and quotes for their articles.

Over time he would hang around later and later, and sometimes we'd ask him to stay for dinner.

Sometimes the young unmarried woman is told she is having too much fun and will pay later; sometimes she is told she is miserable, and no wonder - while men postpone commitment, her eggs are already scrambling.

Sometimes a change is made quickly and a correction comes later; sometimes the correction never comes at all.

You understand that he says things sometimes, and about an hour later sometimes he says, 'I didn't mean to say that.' But we've always had an open relationship.

Automakers are dragged along later, sometimes kicking and screaming.

When choreographing, he would typically create a pivotal pas de deux first and fill in the rest later, sometimes sketchily.

Television shows typically have their debuts in the United States first and arrive in other countries later — sometimes months or even years later.