Sentence examples for sometimes none at all from inspiring English sources

Labs also provide different interpretation materials – or sometimes none at all!

The driest of all regions is the Denakil Plain, which receives less than 20 inches (500 mm) and sometimes none at all.

Driving through markets in Africa, while on business trips with her husband, Sonja Bata noticed the shoes: leather sandals, slippers and sometimes none at all.

Sometimes, crucially important, distinct issues were rolled up together, allowing Blair to answer only the last, or sometimes none at all.

While they are active, the follicles produce hair, and when they are dominant they do not, but as the years pass some follicles start to produce thinner hair, or sometimes none at all.

Olsson, the captain of Ericsson 3 in the last Volvo race, has been sleep-deprived for decades, settling for 10 minutes here, two hours there or sometimes none at all for 24 hours or more.

Fitzgerald worked at being a screenwriter, but he did not understand that a movie is part dialogue, part visualization -- sometimes with minimal dialogue, sometimes with none at all.

They tour signature roles all over the world, in productions old and new, sometimes with the benefit of extended rehearsals, sometimes with none at all.

Sometimes you're allowed to transfer a song to two other computers, sometimes to none at all.

The head of Iran's central bank and Mr. Ahmadinejad regularly say that Iran has more than $100 billion in cash, but  government contractors, state employees and even members of the Revolutionary Guards have complained of late payments in recent months — and sometimes of none at all.

"No, none at all", he says.