Sentence examples for sometimes made of from inspiring English sources

Slovakian schnitzel was also sometimes made of tenderized chicken.

She leaps to the defence of Today when I bring up the critique sometimes made of its adversarial format.

Though they were sometimes made of horn, carved ivory, pottery, and porcelain (all with metal mounts), tankards most often were made from precious metals, especially silver, and pewter.

Serge was originally made of silk or wool but is now sometimes made of other single fibres or of wool blended with other fibres.

Most often carved in wood, sometimes made of metal, the sculptures are typically human in form, depicting men and women at work and at play.

I'm all in favour of it, wish I could still do it.' A criticism sometimes made of Gray as a playwright is that he is 'too middle class'.

"Extravagant claims are sometimes made on either side of the argument," she said.

Substantial payments were sometimes made to practitioners of traditional medicine, especially when the practitioner was not a close relative.

The settlers in the United States used these wagon trains - sometimes made up of 100 of more Conestoga wagons - for westward emigration during the 18th and the 19th centuries.

Contemporary sportswriters, who disapproved of Tunney's bookishness, sometimes made fun of him for associating with such a pointy-head.

He sometimes made compositions of black and gray that bring Whistler to mind.