Sentence examples for sometimes frequent from inspiring English sources
Journalists would sometimes frequent such newsrooms to pick up stories.
The occasional or sometimes frequent lulls of baseball, as well as the sport's place in American tradition, made it an ideal match with needle arts for those like Parrish, who called it "the perfect hookup".
On the Painted Desert rim, small animals find food and shelter among the denser foliage, and mule deer sometimes frequent the area.
And because I wanted some really good chicken for a family dinner (as opposed to the rubbery variety in my neighborhood grocery store), I made an extra trip to a butcher shop I sometimes frequent.
Wang et al. [ 23] proposed a stochastic evolution of gene pairs, in which conversion acts as an occasional, sometimes frequent interruption to independent evolution of paralogs.
Plant mitochondrial genomes have several major differences compared with those of vertebrates and other animals: large sizes, the presence of plasmid-like DNA, ongoing and sometimes frequent functional gene transfer to the nucleus, horizontal transfer between more or less distantly related plants, and unusual modes of gene expression such as RNA editing and trans-splicing.
Then there she was, outside the Starbucks he sometimes frequented.
The generation that watched Jean-Luc Godards Masculin Fminin at the festival in 1966 and continues to get to Lincoln Center this time of year, still sometimes frequents its local art-house theater.
These areas are sometimes frequented by cyclones moving poleward from tropical latitudes.
They hand out free magazines, provide express check-in and sometimes shower frequent fliers with triple miles.
Another set of service charges kicks in if you are booking your ticket within two or three weeks of your travel date; these fees vary according to the airline, how soon you are traveling and sometimes your frequent flier status, but are typically $35 to $75.
