Sentence examples for most sometimes from inspiring English sources

These audiences are a few minutes at the most, sometimes a few seconds.

But she is more successful than most, sometimes landing three jobs in a week, although her usual ratio is one role in 10 to 20 auditions.

About 80,000 people live in east Belfast as a whole, but those engaged in rioting number only a few hundred at most, sometimes much fewer, and many of them are youngsters in their teens.

But the signs of Galician consciousness are plain, notably in the use of the language: schools mostly teach in it; most officials use it; so do most, sometimes all, debaters even in much-mixed Vigo's town council; the xunta's TV Galicia speaks nothing else.

If you're like most, sometimes figuring out what a healthy diet actually consists of might seem as confusing as trying to figure out how to put together a piece of Ikea furniture.

Loss of genes involved in several metabolic pathways as well as loss or amplification of some gene families, are shared by most, sometimes all, Nakaseomyces species, although some remain species-specific.

Sometimes they are the most vulnerable, sometimes they have the greatest needs and sometimes they have chaotic lifestyles.

Sometimes step 2 is most important, sometimes step 5 etc.

Classifications are not uniform and the rankings most used sometimes specify the drugs, sometimes the therapeutic classes, or even both drugs and therapeutic classes.

"Most politicians sometimes choose to remain quiet, or to pretend.

There's a beat cop on most corners, sometimes teams of two or three.