Sentence examples for sometimes lists from inspiring English sources

The state sometimes lists English-language surnames first.

The Web site historicproperties.com sometimes lists municipal properties available for residential use.

Among the site's drawbacks: a booking engine that is somewhat slow, and that sometimes lists cabins that are ultimately not available.

The second nitpick is with the menu, which sometimes lists the evening's selections in handwriting so romantically cursive that it loses legibility.

The chalkboard menu has pasta, seafood and meat dishes that change daily and sometimes lists thin-sliced veal in a sauce that includes veal jus, mustard, white wine and anchovy bits.

Another odd thing is that Robb sometimes lists his name as Eddy Pengelly depending on what website you're looking at.

Programs sometimes list the name and date of a violinist's instrument.

The waxbills are sometimes listed as a subfamily (Estrildinae) in the weaverfinch family (Ploceidae).

Another chemical, retinyl palmitate, sometimes listed among the inactive ingredients, has been linked to skin cancers in animal studies.

With high-profile events, such as Adele, tickets are sometimes listed at prices higher than the face value.

(Economic growth or development and international competitiveness are sometimes listed as separate goals, but they can generally be subsumed under the other three).