Sentence examples for sometimes gathering from inspiring English sources

He travels the world documenting dead and dying coral reefs, sometimes gathering photographs just ahead of their death, too.

Now he has created Japan-Maine hybrids like quahog sushi (sometimes gathering the clams himself at low tide) and lobster sashimi, the sweet tail meat barely blanched, then glossed with olive oil and microscopic pieces of fresh garlic.

And he needed it: Feelings of guilt and excitement and anxiety sometimes gathering before he'd head outside, it would be just Williams and Holladay for an hour — long enough to clear the mind.

Many of these nesting birds are encouraged, sometimes gathering media attention and often monitored by cameras.

Sometimes, gathering readers just takes time.

And while gay bars have been said to feel like meat markets themselves (the comparison is sometimes uncanny), gathering queers in a physical space fosters unexpected encounters, where people can't be filtered out by their stats.

And while gay bars have been said to feel like meat markets themselves (the comparison is sometimes uncanny), gathering queers in a physical space fosters unexpected encounters, where people can't be filtered out by their stats.

Even standing spectators sometimes found people gathering annoyingly in front of them.

But it is an extremely valuable contribution to our understanding of a secret world inhabited by brave, resilient, sometimes exotic, individuals, gathering intelligence in a task now too often handed over to automatic computer-driven electronic eavesdroppers which have no judgment and cannot see the wood for the trees.

Sometimes it's gathering evidence, spying on our culture.

Sometimes this means gathering some friends and family and showing your hard work, but you can also usually find other avenues, especially if this is something that is important to you.