Sentence examples for sometimes communicate from inspiring English sources

The two sometimes communicate with light, bouncing its reflection off mirror shards.

Pitchers and their pitching coaches sometimes communicate like spouses, Andy Pettitte said today.

Professors sometimes communicate poorly with their TAs and often leave it up to them to figure out guidelines for whatever they are grading.

This lesson was sometimes communicated with difficulty.

(In the Philippines, he is said to have sometimes communicated by charades, or by drawing pictures in the sand).

A former Web designer, Mr. Chato was so shy as a child that he sometimes communicated using American Sign Language, which his mother knew, instead of speaking aloud.

Beckett's interest in incarceration is well-known; he lived across from La Santé prison in Paris and sometimes communicated with inmates using a mirror and semaphore.

They used similar procedures, sometimes communicating with each other, and were instructed by the same handbooks of doctrine and procedure, but possessed no common organization or other institutional features.

In interviews, her persona is mischievous; she regularly refers to herself in the third person ("Why do young people matter so much for Can Xue? Because they are Can Xue's hope") and sometimes communicates in an almost mystical register.

There's an important caveat on the accuracy of this translation though: CDT collects these directives from a variety of sources and checks them against official Chinese media reports to confirm their implementation.Since directives are sometimes communicated orally to journalists and editors, who then leak them online, the wording published here may not be exact.

ALBANY, Aug. 6 — Top aides to Gov. Eliot Spitzer, including some at the center of an effort to tarnish the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, kept second BlackBerrys on which they sometimes communicated about political business, a spokeswoman for the governor said Monday.