Sentence examples for sometimes operated from inspiring English sources
They sometimes operated in tension; but more often operated in tandem.
He sometimes operated alone, but more often he employed a variety of agents to help investigate crimes.
But -- as in New York -- most of the proprietors knew little about government programs and sometimes operated outside government rules.
He said it was humbling to think of the real doctors who sometimes operated on more than 150 patients in a day.
Fairly or not, Martinez, in his standout seasons in Boston, earned a reputation of being something of a diva, a player who sometimes operated on a different schedule from his teammates — "Pedro Time" as it came to be called.
He sometimes operated under the name of a business called Communicare, said Kevin Davitt, a spokesman for the district attorney, but the business had no office or staff, only a telephone number listed in Long Island.
Pimps sometimes operate out of motel rooms, keeping an eye on the girls on the street.
John often had to improvise "bush surgery", sometimes operating while reading from a surgical textbook.
The disconnect, they said, illustrates the eerie way the security agency, a successor to the K.G.B., sometimes operates.
But some smaller, more radical groups in Gaza sometimes operate against Israel, with or without permission from Hamas.
Works of literature do sometimes operate in both dimensions: a story and a theme or thesis underlying the story.
