Sentence examples for and sometimes makes a from inspiring English sources

"Also in difficult situations he smiles a little bit and sometimes makes a joke; he plans that in advance.

The ferry sails three or four times a week and sometimes makes a brief stop at Barra, which has a tiny airport whose schedule depends on the tides, since the runway is a beach.

For that only gives cover, and sometimes makes an excuse, for those who do resort to violence.

It is time to marginalize those who, even when not directly resorting to violence, use hatred of America or the West or Israel as the central organizing principle of politics, for that only gives cover and sometimes makes an excuse for those who do resort to violence.

And Cale will need to discuss some book he has just finished, and sometimes make a gift of a copy.

But boxers are expected to kick up dust, and sometimes making a scene is the only way to get a chance at a big fight.

Steam locomotives; trebuchets; papyrus scrolls: all boast bands of enthusiasts making or restoring them, and sometimes making a nice profit selling the results to kindred aficionados with money to spare.As a result technologies from all the way back to the stone age persist and even flourish in the modern world.

Touching the bubbles causes them to move and sometimes make a crackling noise.

Risk-adjustment sometimes made HRs closer to 1.00 as expected (eg, intervention participants in the RCT for E+P), sometimes had minimal effect on HRs, and sometimes made a non-significant HR significant (eg, participants not on HT in the diet dataset).

The dirty little secret (that all economists and most politicians already know) is that aid alone isn't going to solve the developing world's problems--and sometimes makes things a lot worse worse.

But it does all these things, too — and sometimes makes us a little self-satisfied for it; still, the reward is emotional gratification, which trumps reason, as it often does.