Sentence examples for sometimes guess from inspiring English sources

STAFF at the Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln, Nebraska can sometimes guess the home state of the motorcyclists they treat.

Staff members sometimes guess at one another's temporary phone numbers, use cellphones and play round-robin on the few computers they have been allotted.

Cross-checking W-2s for the return's line 8 off the place in the Martinsburg printout where the perforation, if you wanted to separate the thing's sheets, went right through the data and you had to hold it up against the light and almost sometimes guess, which his chalk leader said was a chronic bug with Systems but the wiggler was still accountable.

As a result, she can sometimes guess the identity of a presented object recognizing a banana, say, from its yellow color and the distinctive texture of its surface.

With lightning strike victims you can sometimes guess at the path of the electricity because of the formation of a Lichtenberg figure.

Whatever the cause, it means that you can sometimes guess the meaning of foreign words with accuracy better than chance; it can also influence the nicknames given to people, so that, like Humpty Dumpty, they actually reflect your appearance.

Shortly after his dad died, Drummond had started bringing Pete to the shop, and he sometimes guessed that his wife, free of the boy for the first time in years, had discovered she liked living without the burden.

The camera had some trouble with color rendition in its automatic mode, the autofocusing occasionally missed wildly in low light, and the automatic white balance sometimes guessed wrong.

Children sometimes guessed their parents' HIV infection from observations of health-related behaviors.

"Sometimes you guess right, sometimes you guess wrong.

AccuWeather reaps millions of dollars a year selling reports that sometimes hazard a guess months in advance.