Sentence examples for sometimes one or two from inspiring English sources

Sometimes one or two survive.

Mrs. Orzechowksi's guests, sometimes one or two people or entire families, slept in her living room or wherever they could find a corner.

Each concert offers a sampling of a composer's music: sometimes one or two extended scores but more typically a broad overview.

"Sometimes all four tastes are employed," he says, "sometimes one or two only, but it's always an exercise in trying to strike a balance".

"Sometimes one or two players take that with a pinch of salt if they don't start the first couple of games, but when you use 19 out of 23 in the first three matches, it could eventually become all 23 if we are lucky enough to progress.

When the the Latin patriarch, Michel Sabbah, a Nazarene who has been supportive of the Palestinian cause, arrived in his flowing pink robes and cap, there was only a thin crowd -- sometimes one or two deep -- by the metal security fences in Manger Square, and just a handful of foreign tourists.

Usually two pair of pinnae, but sometimes one or three pairs, may be present.

11.04am: Twomey met Dick Fedorcio, the Met's director of public affairs, about "twice a year", sometimes on his own, but sometimes with one or two other members of the Crime Reporters Associationn.

Another scenario we observed is that sometimes one or both parameters rapidly decrease toward zero.

Sometimes, they are full of people, sometimes just one or two worshippers are engaged in silent prayer.

"In every rally we have someone there, sometimes it's a dozen and sometimes just one or two," added Gilchrist, who claimed his group was evenly balanced between men and women, but that most of his "spies" were men.