Sentence examples for sometimes intersecting from inspiring English sources
On "Luck" parallel stories unfurl, sometimes intersecting, sometimes not.
Terraces, bridges, balconies and staircases bisect the large, open courtyard, sometimes intersecting with each other in overlapping vertical layers of space.
It has always been a culture apart, sometimes intersecting the mainstream — the hometown rapper Lil Wayne, who did not perform here, is a major hip-hop star — but never defining it.
The current study extended the design of this search task by adding two lines which traverse the display on random paths sometimes intersecting target/distracters, other times passing between them.
In the sycnhronous way that books can sometimes intersect with your life, I had been thinking quite a lot about "The Rings of Saturn" in recent weeks.
Ms. Trethewey's great theme is memory, and in particular the way private recollection and public history sometimes intersect but more often diverge.
Corrine and Luke apparently deserve attention because they move in circles that sometimes intersect with those of the famous, occasionally even those of the ultra-cool one-name variety.
Then the pair to our left turn with sinuous, curving upper bodies, and begin to weave through a long, grounded adagio, soon followed, and sometimes intersected, by the other pair.
It was an episode about the various forms of bondage in which the characters exist — you could say it was an episode about relationships and break-ups, but it was really more about individual hells and how they sometimes intersect.
In the just-completed term, the court's commitment to free speech and its growing business docket sometimes intersected, as in the cases on drug marketing and video games.
The subsurface stratigraphy of Iceland mainly consists in a succession of hyaloclastite formations and lava flows (Weisenberger and Selbekk 2009; Banik et al. 2014) sometimes intersected by basalt intrusions (Lonker et al. 1993; Mortensen et al. 2014).
