Sentence examples for may sometimes come from inspiring English sources

Finally, the current paucity of working-class characters may sometimes come down to plain old attitude.

But that 1% may sometimes come back like a cancer," Mitalipov said.

I think this fact may sometimes come as a surprise to trustees.

"One reason is that with some historical distance, they may sometimes come to genuinely appreciate leadership qualities they didn't notice before".

He may sometimes come across as dour but by nature he must be an optimist if his own assessment of his chances here are any guide.

"One reason for not releasing the unpublished memos is that an administration may sometimes come up with a truly stupid idea, and a strongly worded legal memorandum can dissuade them from taking the proposed action," Mr. Dellinger said.

May sometimes get extremely annoying.

Mere mortals, however, who struggle to do right and sometimes come up short, may feel they don't have the strength.

Bad dreams sometimes come naturally, so you may not be able to avoid them.

They sometimes come ashore to great heights tens of metres above mean tide level and may be extremely destructive.

Clarke may have the better bowling but Dhoni has more to lose, and positive results sometimes come out of desperation.