Sentence examples for sometimes again from inspiring English sources

Most bloom in spring, and sometimes again in late summer.

Then they'll wear them on Mardi Gras, and sometimes again on St. Joseph's Night, which falls on March 19th.

But he has yet to convince: sometimes, again, being needlessly extremist, more often evasive and vague.In theory, Mr Romney has a detailed 59-point economic plan.

For grain to turn into an ale or lager, it has to be malted, cooked, strained, cooked, strained, fermented in a barrel, and sometimes again in a bottle.

As it worked out, he went up in a police helicopter once every morning, and sometimes again in the late afternoon.

Sometimes, again in the context of evolution, purpose is attributed to an internal or external directional force to evolution.

But he gets up, sometimes slowly, again and again, returns to the huddle.

But nothing infuriates Generation Rent more than eye-watering fees to letting agents, sometimes paid again and again as they move from one insecure tenancy to the next.

This doubling sometimes doubles again and then again so that the world expands.

Meticulously detailed plans had to be scrapped immediately, revised and sometimes revised again.

In Tanitch's pages, actors rise and fall (and sometimes rise again).