Sentence examples for or sometimes only from inspiring English sources

Or sometimes only half-seen.

Six months or sometimes only a few weeks later, the whole upsetting hassle would have to be gone through again.

Doom tends to stay slow and precise; he cycled a few chords, or sometimes only one, over and over.

Unless a title does very well straight after launch, its life in bricks-and-mortar bookshops is limited to months or sometimes only weeks.

Or sometimes only part of a word: right off the bat, she made the "un" in "unphotographable," one of the best words in "My Funny Valentine," an eight-syllable bonanza.

Most related works mentioned above address either highway or urban scenarios, or sometimes only the broadcast storm problem in dense networks.

Buildings were designed and planned using traditional two-dimensional drawings, with errors or miscalculations sometimes only discovered once the structure was already forming on the ground.

We tried to find a position as close as possible: seven or eight hundred, sometimes only 500 yards separated us from the trenches where the Germans sat.

Another limitation of current analyses is that the cost of an outpatient visit or inpatient day used to estimate overall costs are usually derived from a small number of health facilities or programs, sometimes only one [ 7, 8].

Google Alerts only show keywords that are in the main text of articles or stories, and sometimes only catches keywords when they are included in titles of stories.

Cardinal-abbots subscribed or were called sometimes only as cardinals, sometimes only as abbots, and sometimes using both titles.