Sentence examples for extended sometimes from inspiring English sources

There were two children from Charlie Merrill's previous marriage, Charles and Doris, who paid extended, sometimes uneasy, visits.

Emphasis on the personality of the emperor (extended sometimes to empresses, sons, or deceased members of the imperial house) was a powerful propaganda instrument in a coinage that circulated throughout a vast empire.

Nadal, in stark contrast, let 23 of 26 chances to break go begging, and had to serve his way out of some tricky passages before wearing Djokovic down in a withering last set of extended, sometimes brilliant, rallies.

But just one piece qualified as Minimalist in the narrow sense the term has come to imply: music constructed from relatively simple, straightforward melodic cells, tonal or modal harmonies, insistently repetitive rhythms and small, incremental changes that take place over extended, sometimes vast durations.

Yet the Finnish influence extended sometimes also to the vocabulary.

Iran's revolution has evolved into an extended, sometimes bloody tug of war between those who would have it remain much as it was in its early days and those in Mr. Khatami's camp who favor some evolution.

And because Bolano identifies himself so clearly with them, one's exasperation extends sometimes to the author.

Extended families sometimes occupy entire sections of bleachers, with everyone racing.

"Couples often have to wait for extended periods, sometimes as long as two years, before receiving permission," the group said.

However, if extinction has occurred over extended periods (sometimes called the 'background extinction' rate), not in a single pulse, there is a likely link to normal microevolutionary processes.

He was also not afraid to extend the sometimes limited boundaries of the law by considering doctrines of other jurisdictions.