Sentence examples for sometimes in such from inspiring English sources

Volunteers showed up ready to pound nails, sometimes in such throngs that he had to turn them away.

Sometimes, in such images, we read innocence into the animal world, almost as if we were glimpsing creatures cavorting in Eden before the Fall.

Sometimes in such highly personal matters in South Africa, there is conflict between what the courts require and what traditional customs prescribe.

Individual players, often on margin, account for more than 50% of the volume in most new issues and sometimes in such established companies as Dell Computer, Cisco Systems, 3Com and other similar stocks.

At the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, where prisoners kicked off a coordinated strike on Sept. 9, corrections officers have also stopped showing up for work, sometimes in such large numbers it's like they're conducting a strike of their own.

Microwaving is sometimes used in such cases to kill off the bugs with heat.

But, as sometimes happens in such situations, she was too cautious.

Instead, emission and absorption lines sometimes overlap in such a way as to suggest streams of gas moving between the stars.

Mr. Lochbaum, a nuclear engineer at the Union of Concerned Scientists who has studied nuclear plant safety, said that engineers sometimes wrote in such a tone just to get someone else to pay attention.

And sometimes, participation in such a program can change lives.

Conservative estimates of SOC content in cypress peats (approximately 41% by mass, compared to a figure of 50% sometimes used in such studies) indicate substantial potential for soil carbon loss (over 4 kg m2) from wildfires in cypress swamps.