Sentence examples for sometimes act as from inspiring English sources

In other words, affiliates from one PPI service themselves sometimes act as clients of other services.

Shape-shifting, border-straddling corporations sometimes act as if they own the world.

(Dylan's harmonica passages sometimes act as the only punctuation for his long musical sentences).

Although the Gulf states have a broadly pro-western political orientation, they sometimes act as a counter to western policies.

AS THOSE who follow American politics know all too well, Republicans and Democrats sometimes act as if they belonged to different species.

He quickly outgrew childhood self-consciousness about signing in public and would sometimes act as an interpreter in school or at church.

"Absolutely," agreed Ms. Namm, adding that the horse sometimes acts as smart as a human.

The emir sometimes acts as the final court of appeal.

The family said a gang of fellow inmates sometimes acted as enforcers for jail guards.

But Sulaiman sometimes acts as though he would just as soon the issue went away.

On September 18th, he talked with David Kelly, who sometimes acted as a consultant to the Defence Intelligence Staff.