Sentence examples for sometimes after it from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, after it has been released from the cell, Collagen IV forms harmful aggregates that the body finds difficult to break down.

During the process of clipping, the faeces will disperse over the pasture, sometimes after it has been broken up by a cutter, which can be attached to the clipper.

But when I pick it up again, sometimes after months, it seems to be OK.

"Sometimes after I hand in a column my colleagues will say, 'Why even print it?

Ned Beauman, the debut author of Boxer, Beetle (Sceptre, £12.99), has shown that he can do linguistic pyrotechnics and a warped sense of humour; while the newby publisher Peirene aims to bring translated short fiction to an English-speaking audience, sometimes years after it has caused a splash in its first incarnation.

Sometimes, after all, it may be better that people live apart, if the alternative is living together at each other's throats.

"The testing is random, sometimes I have more of them, sometimes not, sometimes after I win, sometimes after I lose.

"However, for whatever narrow self-interest it enters a market or a region, it sometimes discovers after it's gotten involved that it's more complicated than it would have predicted".

An increasing number are taking direct action to prevent recordings – snatching or smashing phones or demanding the handover of footage, sometimes even after it has been livestreamed directly online.

The exceptions are sometimes immediately after it begins and when raindrops slide down the window we are looking through (whose to say that they are not valid moving objects?).. Snow1 Snow2- Snow doesn't phase our system except when the snow is large enough and slow enough to be tracked.

These copies are known as the "Paquete Semanal" (Weekly Packet), a fast-spreading service that is enabling huge numbers of Cubans without internet access to obtain information just days – and sometimes hours – after it has gone online elsewhere in the world.