Sentence examples for sometimes heaven from inspiring English sources

Shooting Nymphomaniac, admits Gainsbourg, was sometimes heaven and sometimes hell.

With the war, whole dynasties that had startled earth and sometimes heaven with their bravery or lawlessness suddenly entered a labyrinth of fatality immeasurably more intricate than their own.

"Sometimes heaven has a plan that's different than the plan you see," Jonas says.

Sometimes heaven needs human help.

Miles from the Caspian Sea, Loomavesht is sometimes called "heaven on earth" for its bucolic charm.

I can understand why it's not everybody's theatrical cup of tea; there are helicopters buzzing overhead, and sometimes the heavens open, soaking the groundlings - but it exemplifies for me what Peter Brook meant by "the rough theatre" in his 1968 book The Empty Space.

Wrigley Field is sometimes described as heaven for the baseball purist, but it is not.

Virginia Woolf famously said in a letter, "Sometimes I think heaven must be one continuous unexhausted reading".

This initiatory death, like that of the Siberian shaman, has two specific marks not found elsewhere in combination: first, a series of operations performed on the candidate's body (opening of the abdomen, renewal of the organs, washing and drying of the bones, insertion of magical substances); second, an ascent to heaven, sometimes followed by trance journeys into the otherworld.

Heaven: sometimes it's no wonder that everyone's trying to get in!

There are detailed descriptions of heaven, sometimes including angels with wings and Jesus and Mary in the flesh.