Sentence examples for hundreds sometimes from inspiring English sources

But before making the feature, I began to explore the history of mass psychogenic illnesses in a 2006 short film entitled Madness of the Dance, featuring Maxine Peake as a psychology professor, which was about a series of dancing manias in Europe between the 13th and 17th centuries involving hundreds, sometimes thousands, of people dancing in strange ways.

Theirs is an expensive devotion, costing hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars a year.

Many end up settling for just hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars.

Hundreds, sometimes thousands, of white spectators would show up to watch.

These are now "a thing", attracting hundreds, sometimes thousands, of participants.

In recent seasons, there were hundreds, sometimes thousands, of empty seats during games at Fenway, which opened in 1912.

The latest statistics are vastly improved, he said, from a century ago when hundreds, sometimes thousands of miners were killed each year.

"These 19th-, somevenes even 18th-century clothes provide a kind of cabinet of curiosities available for his own creations — and it has never been seen before altogether," Mr. Saillard said.

This was the Chemin Vert, the green highway that wends surreptitiously across the 12th, sometimes below street level, sometimes over an old viaduct and occasionally cutting right through buildings.

Next time you will be sure to get 1st,2nd or even 3rd maybe sometimes 4th, What matters is that the hard work from practising has been put into this and you've done great!

Power Chords are just 5ths, and sometimes 5ths and Octaves.