Sentence examples for sometimes match from inspiring English sources

Against a low sun, with the rocks changing hues to sometimes match Mr. Walliser's orange T-shirt, it seemed as if a John Ford western might break out.

AI algorithms can sometimes match or surpass human abilities, but only within very narrow domains, such as image recognition or playing a particular game.

Simple wind and water power helped a bit; by the time Durham Cathedral was built, waterwheels could sometimes match the output of 60 or 70 men.

Online brokers tend to be the cheapest, but car hire firms' own websites will sometimes match them if they have a sale on.

The tourists had a pace attack that could sometimes match England's.

During a pre-Premier League 1970s where the violence and drinking exploits of players could sometimes match the extremes of the hordes on the terraces, wild behaviour was hardly unusual.

The dramatic arc of the music sometimes matches the libretto and sometimes follows its own logic.

The accessories were ankle boots and squashy clutches that sometimes matched the outfit.

The line of Olli Jokinen, Callahan and Brandon Dubinsky was also sometimes matched against Kovalchuk.

Ms. Chuma also dances, sometimes matching the footage of her dancing in Ramallah.

He battled hard all day, sometimes matching O'Hair shot for shot.