Sentence examples for has gone sometimes from inspiring English sources

On and on it has gone, sometimes more than 60 games a season.

Sometimes this sanctioning advice appeared to be a trigger for consultation when they might not otherwise have gone; sometimes it appeared to be a welcome confirmation that they were justified in consulting.

"No matter what happens — and it's hard to believe all the things that the city has gone through, sometimes — we are always working to create new opportunities".

It has always had the 3.5 inch screen even as the competition has gone bigger — sometimes ridiculously so.

Her piece, entitled "Buried Treasures/Secrets in the Sciences" was qualified by Kraskin as "reclamation of the contributions of women scientists through the ages, women whose work has gone unacknowledged, sometimes for centuries".

*The claw sometimes automatically goes down after time has gone up, but sometimes it goes back over the drop area, so make sure you are perfectly over the item you want and press the button to lower the claw.

One thing that has gone: Jobs's sometimes infuriating (to staff) ability to argue one position on one day, and the exact opposite the next.

Minutes later, when a marmot from a nearby burrow peers out to see if the predator has gone, it will sometimes sound another alarm call, which summons the predator to its burrow.

Sherman has gone against that and sometimes the truth hurts.

Rodriguez sometimes has gone a week between appearances, and he believes he is more effective the more he pitches.

LIKE a heavyweight boxer who has gone too many rounds, Nigeria sometimes seems punch-drunk.