Sentence examples for sometimes comes up from inspiring English sources

Let down: The "dinner spinner" sometimes comes up with odd suggestions.

The computer sometimes comes up with serious positional errors of an abstract sort, but the human cannot wait for that to happen or to bring it about.

Hayes's prose reaches for the lyrical and sometimes comes up short, but this is a passionate picture of Guthrie and his times.

Mr. Zorn asserted that composition is "all in the details," and with his suction cup ears he sometimes comes up with detailed bits of genuinely intriguing music.

He acknowledges it is a large ambition for a civilian running genetics labs in one of Spain's smaller cities, a subject, he said, that sometimes comes up at his home.

As the famous line from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" goes: "Who are those guys?" A version of that alarmed question sometimes comes up regarding letters to the editor in The Times.

"My sister will sometimes come up unannounced," Jamie Crumlish said.

The kids sometimes come up on the weekends.

People sometimes come up to me and call me Tiger Tim.

Strangers will sometimes come up to her and ask her what's wrong.

Judges sometimes volunteer for consideration, while chief justices and their advisers sometimes come up with their own ideas.