Sentence examples for sometimes active from inspiring English sources

Hedgehogs are primarily nocturnal but are sometimes active during the day following light rainfall.

Although grylloblattids are essentially nocturnal, they are sometimes active on cloudy days or in winter.

Hamsters are generally solitary and primarily nocturnal, although they are sometimes active in the early morning or late evening.

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To the Editor: Like Jonathan Alpert, I am sometimes active with patients, give advice and share an opinion if it moves patients forward in their lives and through difficulties with symptoms, relationships, family and work.

Prior to joining the Grenadier Guards in 1941 he was sent to work in a South Wales steel mill to find out if he had the makings of a "captain of industry", but the experience, on the contrary, turned him into a lifelong, sometimes active, socialist.

This whopping compilation (738 pages) by one of Kennedy's granddaughters shows a man of outsize sentiment and sometimes resentment, active of mind and demanding activity of others.

A whopping compilation (738 pages) by one of Kennedy's granddaughters, it shows a man of outsize sentiment and sometimes resentment, active of mind and demanding activity of others.

They have sometimes remained active in the Senate or, in the case of Mr. Gore, even won a Nobel Prize.

But he has the tacit, and sometimes discreetly active, support of his old party, as well as the backing of Ukip, which will portray a victory for Goldsmith as a reinforcement of Brexit.

That does not mean that two-thirds of the world's population has a mobile phone: some people have more than one; in developing countries many people share; and unused SIM cards sometimes remain active.