Sentence examples for millions sometimes from inspiring English sources

Several projects on Kickstarter that began with modest goals have taken off and skyrocketed into the millions, sometimes in a matter of days.

That Mr Tourre was accepted casts further doubt on the suitability of the tests that the FSA uses to vet bankers dealing with hundreds of millions, sometimes billions, of dollars.

But on a grander scale – the one involving millions, sometimes billions, of user accounts, it's obvious that a large majority of people got over their Gmail privacy concerns – and their Facebook concerns, for that matter.

Reliability is everything in the rocket industry where companies are betting millions, sometimes billions, of dollars on the expectation that their ride to space will be safe and seamless.

They net millions, sometimes tens of millions of dollars and subsequently land prestigious jobs.

Maybe you didn't know it but wireless companies routinely bid millions, sometimes billions, for the right to use those frequencies.

"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.

It's important to keep in mind that the 21st century has inherited from the 20th (and sometimes the 19th) manufacturing processes and industrial chemicals that were developed when no one knew -- or cared that much -- about environmental damage.