Sentence examples for sometimes continues from inspiring English sources

The punishment also sometimes continues after prisoners are released.

Editing and polishing goes on all day, and sometimes continues even after the taping is done, around 9 or so.

Weaning is a long process and sometimes continues until the mother can no longer tolerate the pokes of her offspring's emerging tusks.

Twice a month, the warehouses of the Dutch, South Jersey and S&S auction companies offer a dizzying three-day sales orgy that starts in the early morning and sometimes continues well past midnight.

Secondly, the later Heidegger sometimes continues to employ the sense of world that he established in Being and Time, which is why it is useful to signal the new usage as the transformed notion of world, or as the world-as-fourfold).

It is given most often in the breeding season, usually early or late in the day, but sometimes continues after dark or starts before dawn.

The withdrawals sometimes continue even after customers have pleaded with the banks to prevent the lenders from tapping their accounts.

Still, a long war can sometimes continue even after the public mood darkens, if it is seen as unavoidable.

Justice Kagan acknowledged that people would sometimes continue to have standing of the more traditional sort to challenge government spending on religion.

Mr. Rumsfeld said last month that some strikes had produced "enormous secondary explosions," sometimes continuing for hours after American jets first attacked.

Fridays, often the busiest day of the week, were taken up with constituency visits, surgeries and party meetings that would sometimes continue until late in the evening.