Sentence examples for sometimes marked from inspiring English sources

He drove around the Olympic fences, past the hoardings, the long, colorful boards sometimes marked by graffiti.

Persistent depressive disorder involves symptoms that last two or more years, sometimes marked by episodes of major depression.

Much of the genre is aimed at children, but anime films are sometimes marked by adult themes and subject matter.

It often had two handles at the rim of the mouth; these were sometimes marked with inscriptions or cast patterns.

Influenced by punk, skateboarding and Russian history, Russian designer Rubchinskiy creates bold streetwear in peppy colours sometimes marked with the hammer and sickle, in reference to the USSR.

But the shifts between roles are so numerous and sudden — sometimes marked only by a change of hat or glasses — that they can be hard to follow.

Tortorella ran the show on the ice, a stick in his hands, shouting directions, but with none of the tempestuous outbursts that sometimes mark his practices.

Evidently, Trump does read the Times sometimes, marking up articles with a black Sharpie and passing them on to aides with demands for a response.

That being the case, perhaps the waning libido that sometimes marks early middle age is something that Alison Goldfrapp, 43, and her writing partner Will Gregory, 50, might find themselves actually welcoming?

(The film moves so quickly that it is difficult to finish reading the quotations, mostly from Vasari, that sometimes mark shifts in topic, along with portentous chapter headings and flourishes of music).

Ingi elements are scattered in clusters across the chromosomes [ 6], sometimes marking centromeres.