Sentence examples for sometimes committed from inspiring English sources
Suttee was sometimes committed voluntarily, but cases of compulsion, escape, and rescue are known.
However, Europeans in both trades were harsh and sometimes committed atrocities, and pearling declined as islanders began to take reprisals.
These violations, sometimes committed by multiple perpetrators, often take place in front of the victims' family members.
Baghdad has been plagued by kidnappings since the US invasion in 2003, and abductions are sometimes committed by criminal gangs that pose as security force members or militiamen. .
People who get really seasick sometimes commit suicide".
— MIKE HUGUENIN Sometimes, committing too few fouls can prove damaging to the cause.
Some of these militant soldiers of Islam may sometimes commit atrocities.
Indeed, sometimes committing such acts is the only right way to live a life.
However, at this stage he sometimes commits too early by dropping his head or shoulders or setting his feet too far from the defender.
Borrowers sometimes commit to a series of predatory loans, Mr. Zinner said, "until all the equity in their home is swallowed up".
He saw himself not as a crime writer but as a literary figure, a novelist whose characters happened to be people who sometimes commit crimes.
