Sentence examples for sometimes continuously from inspiring English sources
Plinian eruption clouds can rise into the stratosphere and are sometimes continuously produced for several hours.
As an industry, fashion has some unique characteristics, he says: "Trends move quickly – sometimes continuously – which impacts on product development, merchandising, communications and retailing".
He tends to "ride" his bass drum: he keeps his foot hovering over the bass-drum pedal as a nervous driver might keep a foot on the brake, and strikes the drum often, sometimes continuously, throughout a bar.
Some drugs can be taken as a pill or injected into a particular body part, but a lot of chemo is administered into the circulatory system, sometimes continuously over a couple of days.
The experiences narrated by participants after completing the intervention period also point to processes of change and altered strategies in coping with distress, despite sometimes continuously stressful life situations and ongoing problems.
Participants' narrated experiences of 'finding a social oasis to challenge gendered expectations', 'being bodily empowered', and 'altering gendered positions and stance to life' point to empowering processes of change that allowed them to cope with distress, despite sometimes continuously stressful life situations.
Due to its strong stimulant and aphrodisiac effects and inhibitory effect on ejaculation, with repeated use, these sexual encounters will sometimes occur continuously for several days.
Questions on traffic included a parental subjective evaluation of traffic density in the zone of residence ("absent", "low", "moderate" or "high") and of the daily frequency of passing cars and trucks in the street of residence ("never or seldom", "sometimes", "frequently", "continuously").
In London, the actors rehearsed for 12 weeks, and then played the three parts continuously, sometimes all on the same day.
Iron ore and charcoal were hauled from the hills just east of the village and poured into huge blast furnaces powered by fires that burned continuously, sometimes for years.
Sometimes, birds fly continuously for 24 hours.
