Sentence examples for have sometimes begun from inspiring English sources

Welcome to the grandstand at the United States Open, sometimes known as the Graveyard, where tournaments have ended abruptly for highly ranked players, and careers have sometimes begun to teeter.

I have to read the book, even if it's an unedited early version - which has sometimes been the case and I begin by letting the story and style of prose be the sentinel for the overall feeling I want the design to communicate.

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

Judges have sometimes disagreed.

Remarkable turnover in the Senate over the past two years has brought a notable influx of younger members -- at least by Senate standards -- who are transforming an institution where political life has sometimes seemed to begin at 65 and in one recent instance stretched to 100.

Historically, this has sometimes occurred as inflation has begun to heat up, as investors extrapolate too low a growth rate for corporate profits into the future.

In recent days, it has sometimes seemed that the campaign has already begun.

Crystallization may sometimes have begun while the magma was deeply buried; in such cases, the rock may consist principally of well-developed, large, single crystals (phenocrysts) at the time of extrusion.

In fact, many of the changes that we in the United States will be marching for this Sunday have already begun happening, sometimes on a significant scale, elsewhere.

Terror, it seems, sometimes begins at home.

When the movie opens, the forces of modernity — signaled by the images of young and older girls running free and sometimes boldly straying — have already begun scratching at the stronghold of tradition, producing cracks that (scratch, scratch) threaten to become gateways.