Sentence examples for sometimes be given from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, after providing two givens being true because of one law, you'll sometimes be given a third or more.
Dr. Pedersen agrees that higher grades may sometimes be given for the same work.
I'm amazed the news of his £10m official aircraft wasn't spun as a permanent secretary's plane in which the prime minister might sometimes be given a lift.
At one point, Winter said it was accepted by stewards that a horse can sometimes be given a sympathetic ride if, for some reason, it is short of peak fitness, though the jockey must still make enough effort to avoid breaching the rules.
They are also referred to as profiles, and may sometimes be given the shorthand references T101, T102, T103, and T104, where T stands for telecontrol.
They saw, for example, that controversies often arise about the beauty of particular things, such as works of art and literature, and that in such controversies, reasons can sometimes be given and will sometimes be found convincing.
The caracal sometimes is given the scientific name Lynx caracal or Caracal caracal.
On ceremonial occasions, I have sometimes been given a posy of flowers to hold in procession.
"We've sometimes been given a choice between being tested with a long essay or an exam," says Abrahams.
Most vessels stand on a flat base; although later Tang wares sometimes were given a foot ring, for the most part this can be regarded as evidence in favour of a Song dating.
Smaller intelligence units within the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Secret Service, the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security have sometimes been given access to the security agency's surveillance tools for particular cases, intelligence officials say.
