Sentence examples for has sometimes taken from inspiring English sources

Quantity has sometimes taken precedence over quality.

Unlike Iraq, the misinformation in Libya has sometimes taken on the feel of a comic opera.

As president, Mr. Bush has sometimes taken positions contrary to those of Enron.

She has sometimes taken a salary, she said, and sometimes billed the agency as a consultant.

In the preseason it has sometimes taken four defenders to bring him down.

In the past, the transit agency has sometimes taken steps to prevent hoarding.

She has grown heavier since she joined the program: She loves to eat but often forgets when she has, sometimes taking double or triple meals.

Poems, too, have sometimes taken list form ("listoems"?).

"We've sometimes taken pops at each other across the estuary.

From the beginning, Mr. Mee's scripts have sometimes taken the form of collages.

In the face of Indian complaints, American officials have sometimes taken a protective posture toward the I.S.I. and the Pakistan Army.