Sentence examples for sometimes chosen from inspiring English sources

The actors divide into small groups, sometimes chosen by Mnouchkine, sometimes not.

"Racial passing is an exile, sometimes chosen, sometimes not," my colleague Allyson Hobbs has written.

The central government in Paris has sometimes chosen to save money by reducing transfers to the provinces.

In addressing such matters, France has sometimes chosen to fight battles that other governments have shied away from.

And you have sometimes chosen to express yourselves behind closed doors, or through others, rather than out in the open.

The stars of these movies are sometimes chosen for their looks and their "presence" rather than for their dancing ability, the premier example being Beals in "Flashdance".

Judges sometimes choose where a defendant will work.

"Most politicians sometimes choose to remain quiet, or to pretend.

Or if they are, they sometimes choose to not participate.

That means sometimes choosing reliability over the possibility of occasional perfection.

Retiring craftsmen sometimes chose a favoured pupil to pass their set on to.