Sentence examples for sometimes more before from inspiring English sources

A couple of drinks and sometimes more, before, during and after the games are not unusual.

His players must make 10 in row, sometimes more, before they can head home.

Twelve-gauge shotguns often fire five shells, and sometimes more, before needing to be reloaded.

This situation meant that although most airplanes pushed away from the gates right on time that Friday, it was at least an hour, and sometimes more, before they were airborne.

The female will keep the fawn hidden in an isolated spot for a few days, weeks, or sometimes more, before returning to the herd.

Finally, recall bias may have been more pronounced in our study due to the 3-month delay (or sometimes more before participants were interviewed, even though initial contact was made by 3 months) between the injury event and measurement of recalled preinjury characteristics at the baseline survey.

Also one that has been told many times before, sometimes more profoundly.

Mr. Owens's verses are as pointed as before — sometimes more so — but he's buffeted by long musical interludes, intros and outros that set a range of moods, as opposed to the one Mr. Owens is fluent in, anxiety.

The primary driver for those interested in cardiology and critical care was willingness to extend training, which is consistent with our anecdotal experience of these residents often doing seven, eight or sometimes more years of residency before ending training.

That contract brings in hordes of military recruits, sometimes more than 130 a night, before they ship out for basic training.

Many aspects of the intellectual property policy employed to govern and protect innovations were developed yesterday, the day before and sometimes more than 100 years ago.