Sentence examples for bringing sometimes from inspiring English sources

It was, in effect, licensed fencing, with customers bringing sometimes dozens of phones, laptops and tablet computers (Smith 2013).

There is destabilization, and it is brought, sometimes forcibly, back in line.

To Ghazna Maḥmūd brought, sometimes by force, writers and artisans who could adorn his court.

She brings sometimes the right amount of humor into situations where maybe there is tension.

Approval of the first H.I.V. preventive has tangled experts in complicated scientific and psychological issues and brought sometimes furious debate.

In among all the angst, anger and disappointment sport can bring, sometimes it throws up a bit of romance.

The refugee entrepreneurs procure their products from Jordanians who visit daily, sometimes investing savings they brought, sometimes making deals on credit.

However, superposition coding brings sometimes significant gains compared to superposition modulation, depending on the diameter of coverage area for the new layer of users.

Tilson Thomas brought sometimes startling life to small points of Beethovenian expression, by letting an oboe line provide better narrative content than any stage dialogue might.

Happily, the new century has brought sometimes rapid change in many nations, and the premise of Mariela Castro's March is that Cuba too has awoken.

For weeks, they brought sustenance, sometimes every other day, sometimes longer if fighting was particularly fierce.