Sentence examples for sometimes for half from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, doctors say, their patients suffer — sometimes for half an hour, sometimes for several days.

He has frequently disappeared for months, sometimes for half the year, to fish, climb, kayak, surf, ski — and preserve — the planet's untamed precincts.

He's less involved in the management of the company than he used to be, but since he got into the gear business, more than fifty years ago, he has frequently disappeared for months, sometimes for half the year, to climb, kayak, surf, ski, fish, and ramble around the planet's wilder precincts, whose preservation he has dedicated the better part of his life to.

We sometimes drove for half an hour or more without seeing another car.

While American-made, name-brand tires can easily run to more than $100 apiece, Chinese imports sometimes sell for half that.

During both no rainfall periods and rainstorms, the proportion of NIF relative to total elements was lower in the coniferous catchment than in the deciduous catchment, although it sometimes accounted for half or more of the total concentrations of Na, Mg, and Ca in both catchments.

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They tended to dominate their matches and were on the ice sometimes for nearly half of a game.

Previous campaign ads were either cartoonish or featured the candidate talking at length directly to the camera about his or her policies, sometimes for a half hour.

The first restaurant, located on Mannerheimintie in central Helsinki, instantly proved so popular that for every day since its opening, people have had to queue in front of the restaurant to get in, sometimes for over half an hour.

But waiting for a table, sometimes for a half-hour or more, can leave diners with the question of whether the food is worth that wait.