Sentence examples for but sometimes of from inspiring English sources

Such tables were usually made of oak or elm but sometimes of walnut or cherry.

But sometimes, of course, we shouldn't permit those in power to make unilateral, untested choices that affect us.

On feminism, Shaw was not just always ahead of his own time but sometimes of ours, too.

Wooden human figures of various sizes, as well as small chalk or soft stone figures (usually human but sometimes of an animal), were also used.

I don't smoke much, but sometimes of an evening, because I don't have alcohol any more, a bit of marijuana's nice".

The blacksmith's anvil is usually of wrought iron, but sometimes of cast iron, with a smooth working surface of hardened steel.

But sometimes out of adversity comes triumph and we have used that as much as we could.

But sometimes some of his old works stun him.

But sometimes lack of co-operation costs real money.

But sometimes, one of those seemingly silly stories contains a broader lesson.

But sometimes acuity of vision leads him to become almost clairvoyant.