Sentence examples for sometimes figure from inspiring English sources

Sometimes figure skating is akin to totally competitive sports.

In crowded markets, smaller competitors sometimes figure — wrongly — that they can cut prices and win extra business without the bigger players' noticing.

Bare bodies sometimes figure prominently in the Sydney's repertory; Mr. Murphy remains bemused by contemporary Americans' reproving responses to the nudity in some of his epics, possibly, he suggests, as a result of the women's movement.

But the insects do sometimes figure it out.

By analyzing microscopic structures in a fossil, researchers can sometimes figure out which pigments they correspond to or which wavelengths of light they reflect.

My girls, one eight and enamored of all things fancy, and the other a tweeny, sophisticated beyond-her-years nine year old, sometimes figure they'll be fashion designers or veterinarians, and sometimes an American Idol.

He had also, up until "Airplane!," been a sober and solid character actor, mostly on television, sometimes playing heavies, sometimes figures of bland authority.

Her identity is so deeply intertwined with the spirit that people call her Goddess Mayahuel, the Aztec deity of agave, whose children are sometimes figured as four hundred drunken rabbits.

I scratch my head sometimes figuring out how to do it," said Jared Kim, Forge CEO.

In addition to considering their overall quality, sometimes figures raise questions about the methods used to collect or analyze the data, or they fail to support a finding reported in the paper and warrant further clarification.

I experimented with this because sometimes figures can bind you, restrict your movements.