Sentence examples for sometimes changing from inspiring English sources

4. Ticket Change Fees Sometimes changing the day of your flight or canceling it altogether is simply unavoidable, but keep in mind that some serious charges may apply, depending on the airline and the change or cancellation date.

Seventeen is usually the age where you have fun and date -- sometimes changing partners as often as you change your shirt.

They were also helpful in making, and sometimes changing, dinner reservations.

In the meantime, though, he notes that games themselves are sometimes changing to incorporate elements akin to gambling.

Sometimes, changing the status quo forces a rethink from within the political establishment that can pave the way for reform.

The Border Control of the border was fiercely fought over from late April to early May, with the crossing near Wazen sometimes changing hands twice a day.

"Our living wage campaign involving unions, students and voluntary organisations is sometimes quietly, sometimes noisily, changing lives," they wrote.

It also allowed the FORM development process to keep abreast of the sometimes rapidly changing methodology underpinning guideline development internationally and incorporate changes into FORM as appropriate.

Sometimes simply changing the way you look at your situation can help.

Even if you frequently wash your hands of these creatures, they sometimes mutate, changing their name to Deborah, or adopting an age-old survival mechanism: the ponytail.

Instead of writing new books he would rewrite entire chapters and add new sections to his two magna opera, thereby addressing criticism and sometimes even changing significantly his previous views.