Sentence examples for sometimes generating from inspiring English sources
In the East, the first big company, Alcoa, usually located factories near hydropower sites, sometimes generating its own hydropower.
The president frequently wanders off topic at rallies and often prefers to talk about himself, sometimes generating new controversies and making the candidate a sideshow at best.
When I saw Cachaito recently, it struck me that Dee Nasty, the virtuoso French turntablist in the bassist's band, has a role analogous to that of the timbales player: sometimes generating beats, at others adding colour and dramatic interjections.
Sometimes generating leads is about finding connections wherever you can.
That being said, doing it right can be very lucrative, sometimes generating more income than your full-time job.
But, as Obama himself noted last week, "sometimes generating the same energy is difficult". Plouffe was indisputably right about one thing: Winning reelection won't be easy.
How can tall buildings sometimes generate lightning?
I wonder if tiny villages sometimes generate more creativity than cities.
This legal maneuver is not uncommon, but it's often complicated and it sometimes generates litigation.
The software itself can be buggy, and it sometimes generates pop-up and moving banner ads.
But putting unlikely and uninhibited interlocutors together sometimes generates original ideas.
