Sentence examples for during sometimes from inspiring English sources

The editor of the Daily Mail, Paul Dacre, refused to retract his accusations that the actor Hugh Grant had lied, during sometimes angry exchanges at the Leveson inquiry on Thursday.

The disclosure came during sometimes sharp exchanges with Alastair Campbell, Blair's communications chief and close adviser, who described Gordon Brown, the then chancellor, as "one of the key ministers" Blair spoke to about Iraq.

"We have no other protection than you people," pleaded family patriarch and oil driller John Galemore during sometimes testy meetings.

I go home once or twice a year, usually during summer and sometimes during Christmas.

He has relocated hundreds of tenants during renovations, sometimes placing them in remarkably unpleasant conditions.

The Iraqi bombardments would last longer during counteroffensives, sometimes up to 24 hours.

Otherwise, social gatherings of woodpeckers generally involve family groups during and sometimes after the breeding season.

In the longer term, risks include infertility and complications during childbirth, sometimes resulting in the death of the baby.

Mr. Corzine compulsively traded for the firm on his BlackBerry during meetings, sometimes dashing out to check on the markets.

However, many sites report a change in slump during transport – sometimes up to 50 mm.

Problems during production sometimes arose.