Sentence examples for sometimes at a rate from inspiring English sources

He has been making such trips, sometimes at a rate of one a month, since he started in the job in 1981.

For more than 45 years, he was host to hundreds of parties for thousands of guests, sometimes at a rate of one a week.

Such a duet of adoration could have become a bit wearisome for a reader had Michael Steinman decided to publish the 1,300 or so letters with which Warner and Maxwell spanned the Atlantic, sometimes at a rate of two a day.

Where introduced, it can extend its range quickly, sometimes at a rate of over 230 km per year.

On busy days, the queue of over 30 waiting patients sometimes moved at a rate of about one patient an hour but, in the last hour before 4 pm closing, would speed up dramatically to process the remaining 25 patients.

Several species of viruses are also known to accumulate indels, sometimes at a high rate.

(We do it because to be good just is to be something which we desire to desire, and hence something which, sometimes at any rate, we will actually desire).

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The catalog documents how Maloof and his wife, Alfreda, acquired the works, "sometimes at a seemingly ravenous rate," the curator Harold B. Nelson writes.

While continuing to produce McGarr novels, sometimes at the rate of one a year, Mr. McGarrity produced several articles a week for the newspaper.

As word of the campaign has spread, unsolicited contributions have poured in to the school, sometimes at the rate of $2,000 a day.