Sentence examples for sometimes for the same from inspiring English sources

It's normal: you are playing the same music, sometimes for the same audience.

No great painter suffered as much from excesses of adulation and execration, sometimes for the same painting.

All of them are beneficiaries of "double dipping," a practice in which public servants simultaneously collect government salaries and pensions, sometimes for the same job.

"It's true we saw some repeat accidents, sometimes for the same people," said Alonso.

Research shows that students of color are often disciplined more harshly than their white counterparts, sometimes for the same behavior.

The study conclusions do not corroborate each other, sometimes for the same organ.

(An alternative term, "consideration set," is sometimes used for the same concept and sometimes for the smaller set of choices that remain after consumers eliminate unacceptable options from the evoked set).

In Britain voting also used to be open for weeks, and sometimes months, for the same reason.

After a winning point, the former player Conchita Martínez would sometimes ask for the same ball back.

Both sides of the family specialize in salvage and ocean towing, among the most dangerous and unpredictable lines of tugboat work, and they sometimes bid for the same jobs.

I didn't see any acrimony or hostility this week, despite the presence of employees from companies that are fighting — sometimes bitterly — for the same limited set of customers.