Sentence examples for sometimes of help from inspiring English sources
Real case photographs are sometimes of help in explaining and illustrating treatments.
Venting of the floor to relieve water pressure can sometimes be of help provided the volume of water so released is not excessive.
National Road Maps can sometimes be of help, in that some will even explain this system to you.
It attracted stares — and sometimes unwanted offers of help from strange men.
And sometimes no amount of help will settle a couple's design conflict.
"My brother didn't see other nationalities or religions he just saw human beings in need of a little help to get by or sometimes a lot of help to live to see another day".
I get great satisfaction from taking a document from the good stage (and sometimes "needs-a-lot-of-help" stage) to a better one.
But the Bloomberg administration believes that residents and tourists alike could use a bit of help sometimes.
Her friends say they're so used to Hannah walking independently alongside them now that it can be easy to forget she sometimes needs a bit of help.
"Academic science sometimes needs a bit of help" translating basic science into therapies that can be developed, tested and brought to market, said Parker, who will announce the launch of the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy on Wednesday morning in Los Angeles.
They were commonly providing rushed care or left women by themselves half way through labour to take care of another woman who was in critical need of help: Sometimes the ward is flooded, with some mothers sleeping on the floor.
