Sentence examples for sometimes communicating from inspiring English sources

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.

The short story "Vertical Motion" is narrated by a race of "little critters" who have "neither eyes nor any olfactory sense" and who "live in the black earth beneath the desert," tunnelling through the soil and sometimes communicating about the fate of a forebear who tunnelled too high and vanished into the landscape above.

When we're torn about a decision and can't get to a solution, sometimes communicating the issue to another person can provide the insight we're searching for.

Critics faulted the way he "sublet" cases to other attorneys while running a private import-export business out of Colombia, sometimes communicating with county officials by fax and phone.

This lesson was sometimes communicated with difficulty.

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.

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

The characters understand one another, presumably because they're beyond mere language and, in any event, they sometimes communicate telepathically.

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.