Sentence examples for sometimes open from inspiring English sources

Their links with politicians are sometimes open.

Big valuation gaps sometimes open up.

In those instances, I'll sometimes open my SoundHound and Shazam apps — but not to identify music.

It has loads of rooms and they sometimes open them up for club nights.

Rather than watching stock tickers, he will sometimes open an encyclopedia and start reading, according to his son Ben, 19.

The doors on one floor would sometimes open when the elevator was on another floor, they said.

During celebrations, people sometimes open their houses to anyone on the street and have tons of food just to celebrate.

Liberalisation commitments are incomplete, with implementation sometimes open-ended, and important sectors, such as agriculture, often largely excluded.While such limited accords seemingly run foul of WTO obligations regarding regional trading arrangements, the WTO provisions have long been inoperative.

In his 50s, thanks to records and the increasing refinement of public address systems in the enormous, sometimes open-air concert venues where he performed, he became probably the richest opera singer in the history of music.

In his 50s, thanks to records and the increasing refinement of public address systems in the enormous, sometimes open-air venues where he performed, he became probably the richest opera singer in the history of music.

Sometimes opens earlier at 8.30-9.30 for breakfasts – ring to check.