Sentence examples for sometimes lowered from inspiring English sources

Collins said rehabilitating pitchers sometimes lowered their arm slots or hesitated after a throws, anticipating pain.

Early predictions are sometimes lowered because of drops in gas prices, as happened in 2008.

(When he interviewed these candidates, he sometimes lowered his knee to the ground in genuflection).

Even his critics say that drug companies have sometimes lowered their standards when testing medicines in third world countries.

He uses his distinctive eyebrows — sometimes raised, sometimes lowered — like quotation marks around the more ironic passages in Trumbo's letters.

His lyrical voice rose excitedly during the half-inning and sometimes lowered as if he were telling Cub Scouts a ghost story.

O'Brien has kept her accent and sometimes lowers her voice to an atmospheric whisper.

But Ashaolu sometimes lowers his gaze and shields his eyes from bright light.

When we met, he would sometimes lower his voice, even when he was preparing to deliver an anodyne pronouncement.

To deal with this, switch the "wind noise reduction" setting on - although this sometimes lowers the quality of your audio.

Speaking to small crowds at house parties, he sometimes lowers his gaze, projecting not shyness but a cool intensity.