Sentence examples for have sometimes closed from inspiring English sources

The gates have sometimes closed for long periods when no train is coming.

Now its vast swarms, which can measure tens of miles in width, frequently make commercial fishing impossible and have sometimes closed tourist beaches lining the Mediterranean for days at a time.

And you have sometimes chosen to express yourselves behind closed doors, or through others, rather than out in the open.

Despite their close political relationship, Connerly and Wilson have sometimes clashed on issues.

While this dance craze is more sexualized than the Swim or the Hustle, it's still much tamer than the real thing, strip shows that have sometimes been forced to close under the city's crackdown on erotic entertainment.

Adding to the risks, latrines have sometimes been constructed too close to wells, allowing bacteria to seep into the groundwater supply.

But for decades, forensic examiners have sometimes claimed in court that close but not identical ballistic markings could conclusively link evidence to a suspect and judges and juries have trusted their expertise.

Bringing to a close what have sometimes been fractious label negotiations, Apple is also introducing three new pricing tiers for iTunes tracks—$0.69 for older tracks, $0.99 for recent tracks and $1.29 for new hits.

Close inspection shows that these lines have sometimes been overpainted several times.

Horses living closer to human habitation, such as those on Currituck Banks, have sometimes grazed on residential lawns and landscaping.

In both election cycles, his honest extremism has sometimes cut closer to the heart of our national predicament than the calculating partisanship of his more grounded rivals.