Sentence examples for sometimes mentioned as from inspiring English sources
Suggested modes of transportation are sometimes mentioned as well.
Jackson is sometimes mentioned as a candidate.
Ms. Sebelius, sometimes mentioned as a possible vice presidential candidate, said: "Governors are C.E.O.s.
Ryan Seacrest, sometimes mentioned as a possible co-anchor, made a cameo.
Mr. McDonnell became governor in 2010 and is sometimes mentioned as a possible vice presidential nominee.
Invitations to join Mr. Spencer's tour were sent to 13 Republicans who are sometimes mentioned as future presidential candidates.
He also said it was too early to determine what the long term military relationship between the two nations would be, saying it was premature to draw parallels with a place like South Korea, which senior American officials sometimes mention as a model.
Tellingly, when he was elected to the Senate in 1996, he was the one new Republican whose first choice for a committee assignment was the Foreign Relations Committee, which had declined steadily in prestige since the Vietnam-era days of a Democratic chairman he sometimes mentions as a role model, J. William Fulbright.
And although the scope of prisoner transfers to Libya has not been made public, news media reports have sometimes mentioned it as one country that the United States used as part of its much criticized rendition program for terrorism suspects.
Mr. Macleod, chairman of the Conservative party and sometimes mentioned here as a possible future Prime Minister, is leader of the House of Commons.
21 For bodily sensations that were not consistent with expectations, women sometimes mentioned cancer as a possible cause, but it often formed a cycle of changing attributions and was usually dismissed by women as unlikely.
