Sentence examples for is sometimes done from inspiring English sources
Yet, notwithstanding these measures, it would be wrong, as is sometimes done, to describe Alexander II as a liberal.
The procedure generally requires no anesthetic and, using specialized radiological imaging techniques, is sometimes done on an outpatient basis.
Evidence on both sides has often been murky, partly because the work is sometimes done in secret.
The chain saw is also used for delimbing and bucking, and debarking is sometimes done in the forest by ax or spud (a combination of spade and chisel).
Though galvanisation is often done by dipping steel in liquid zinc, it is sometimes done by electrolysis nickel and copper plating are normally done this way.
The only way around that is to teach a non-mathematical "conceptual physics" course in the ninth grade, followed by biology, chemistry and physics, which is sometimes done.
Distal patellar realignment procedures are sometimes done if there are patellar tracking abnormalities.
Inscriptions were sometimes done in poetic verse and with double meanings to refer only elliptically to wine.
This was sometimes done, but it was unnecessary, for it added nothing to the perfection of a good fresh fish.
She knew from her work that it was sometimes done; illegally, discreetly, lethal doses of drugs were administered.
