Sentence examples for separately sometimes from inspiring English sources

They fit into each of those categories, sometimes separately, sometimes at once.

Adult males live separately, sometimes alone or in pairs, but also in larger groups dominated by a single lion.

The mothers, members of the largest group of foreigners at the public school, were part of what are known in South Korea as "wild geese," families living separately, sometimes for years, to school their children in English-speaking countries like New Zealand and the United States.

In the 19th century, both whites and blacks — sometimes separately, sometimes together, as in Mr. Thompson's Piedmont region — created the exuberant music that both black and white string bands played, the white bands at square dances and the black bands at their own dances, called "frolics".

However, including both real and imaginary parts of the equalizer output in the cost function and equalizing them separately sometimes results in diagonal solutions [29].

It's not uncommon for indie game soundtracks to sell separately, sometimes nearly as well as the games themselves.

Quebec and Ontario are usually referred to separately but sometimes together, as Central Canada.

These maxims were later collected separately and sometimes forged; hence, perhaps, his posthumous reputation in antiquity as a philosopher.

Though most of the group members ran at different paces and primarily trained separately, they sometimes met before work or on their days off to run in Central Park.

The jazz and classical groups play separately and sometimes merge, and though conventional themes or sustained pulses are mostly sidelined by the languages of free jazz and contemporary classical music, this epic life's work is a landmark in jazz's rich canon.

After five years of the central bank and the government trying separately, and sometimes at cross purposes, to halt deflation, revive the economy and rebuild business and consumer confidence, many economists and analysts in Japan say it has become clear that the situation will not improve unless the two act in concert.