Sentence examples for has sometimes done from inspiring English sources

He did not buckle or bend, as he has sometimes done.

It has sometimes done so with his help, notably during the city's near-bankruptcy of the 1970s.

But that also means that the United States cannot browbeat foreign producers into higher production when prices rise, as it has sometimes done with oil.

Many expected the Navy to give the land to the county at no charge, as the military has sometimes done in other base closings.

Brian Grazer, Imagine Television's other co-chairman, told me, "Television should bring out the best in David, because people want originality within a conventional format — if you change both format and content, become too original, as he has sometimes done, you go south".

We know that the Justice Department has sometimes done this before, such as when it denied tax deductibility in last year's BP settlement.

Self-consciously intellectual film makers such as Jean-Luc Godard have sometimes done the same.

It is a wonder those forces have sometimes done as well as they have.

More tellingly, she points out that organisations supposed to promote cycling have sometimes done the opposite.

They did not resort to calling riot police to disperse the protesters, as municipal leaders have sometimes done elsewhere in China, residents said.

The wrens that survived, researchers discovered, had sometimes done so by finding bizarre hiding places: burrowing into haystacks, or squeezing into rat holes.