Sentence examples for is still sometimes from inspiring English sources
This is still sometimes used in the case of cattle.
At fifty-one, Bechdel is still sometimes mistaken for one.
Even after a lengthy investigation, they said, it is still sometimes impossible to identity the hackers.
In national polls, Mr. Romney is still sometimes in single digits.
The cliché of a rickety global supply chain that fails if a single link breaks is still sometimes true.
The rest of his plays suffered by comparison with his masterpiece, though Home at Seven (1950) is still sometimes performed.
Errol Flynn is long gone, but the contemporary public is still sometimes willing to watch buccaneers ply their trade.
The reverse of this i.e., attaching a painting on canvas to a stable rigid support (a process known as "marouflage")—is still sometimes done for various reasons.
She is still sometimes treated with kid gloves, as if she were a child star, but Ms. Swift is an adult now; she'll turn 21 in December.
Birmingham remains the chief centre of Britain's light and medium industry and is still sometimes described as "the city of 1,001 different trades".
