Sentence examples for sometimes employs from inspiring English sources

The conservator sometimes employs microair abrasive equipment that uses fine particulate powders such as walnut shell or talc.

Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse sometimes employs paragraphs that, even in closely printed paperback editions, are two or three pages long.

The McCarthys run the studio as a family business, mulling over personnel issues in the mornings on their back deck (the studio sometimes employs more than 40 people full and part time).

Wintle sometimes employs jarring turns of phrase — he speaks of the Burmese people's chances of having "the generals' guts for garters" and suggests that if Aung San Suu Kyi is killed, "her sainted blood might trickle into Inya Lake".

Marohasy has been looking at some of the temperature stations that are included in ACORN-SAT and analysing the impact of a method known as "homogenisation" that the BoM sometimes employs with the ACORN-SAT data.

In order to stay ahead of the game, Teleserv sometimes employs outside firms like Avaya, which specialise in providing communications solutions.

They are sometimes employed under an alias.

They make nothing and sometimes employ just a lone clerk.

Snow shovels are sometimes employed to clear them away.

Another similar device, the charge injection device, is sometimes employed.

Dental floss is sometimes employed for surgical stitches.