Sentence examples for some masses from inspiring English sources

After a while, of course, I found, as I was bound to find, that a great many Masses are, to say the least, tedious, but that some Masses celebrated by some priests in some churches before some congregations are far more purging than anything in the theatre.

Some masses seen on the face of frozen cliffs may appear as horizontal bodies a few centimetres to 3 metres in thickness and 0.3 to 14 metres long, but the true shape of these ice wedges can be seen only in three dimensions.

For some masses and some of the possible annihilation mechanisms, that annihilation rate would produce more photons than Fermi has actually seen, Abazajian says.

end{aligned}This means that one can transform (mu ) into (nu ) either by displacing some masses, with velocity (mathbf {v}), and paying for the (L^2) norm of (mathbf {v}), or by adding/removing some masses, using a scalar field u, and paying as well its (L^2) norm.

For instance, the analysis of gray matter difference found some masses in the white matter or cerebrospinal fluid regions [16].

Then, because data on either Stage or Diameter were missing for some masses, we performed analyses testing each factor separately, which maximized our ability to detect single-factor effects if present.

Lassus's "Missa Osculetur Me" is one of three double-choir settings among his 60-some Masses, using fragments and variations on motifs from his motet.

She's probably some mass murderer.

It's not like there will be some mass exodus".

There isn't some mass political conspiracy in the media.

Some mass-transit systems operate driverless trains; so do some freight-rail lines.