Sentence examples for sometimes numbers from inspiring English sources

Sometimes numbers speak for themselves.

"Sometimes numbers speak louder than words," said James Freedland, a spokesman for Mr. Schneiderman.

The plan aims to divert ship traffic along the Bosporus that sometimes numbers 149 tankers a day carrying natural gas, crude oil, chemicals and other industrial goods.

Sometimes numbers are important, sometimes they aren't - but that's what my next post is about.

For most business owners, this should come as a relief--no two small businesses are alike, and sometimes numbers just don't tell the whole story.

The summer camps sometimes numbered several thousand people.

Later, Graham lengthened the lines but shortened the stanzas, which were sometimes numbered like slides or specimens.

Where once wooden phone booths filled the city's hotels, office buildings and train stations, sometimes numbering 10 and 15 deep, the quaint structures are now near extinction.

After each shoot, Mège would follow up and ask the artist for a print, signed and sometimes numbered by its edition.

So documenting Khan at political rallies in Pakistan, where audiences sometimes numbered in the tens of thousands, was a departure for him.

It was the start of several nights of rioting, during which the police used force to disperse crowds that sometimes numbered in the thousands.