Sentence examples for sometimes packed from inspiring English sources

Their kitchen is sometimes packed with extended family putting the finishing touches on cakes.

(In that case, moist clay was sometimes packed atop the wadding that separated the ball from the powder charge).

For some reason, the taste reminded me of the chips my mother sometimes packed in my lunchbox when I was a little kid.

Doctors at a hospital in Saidu Sharif, near the site, said blast victims were being treated for wounds caused by ball bearings, which are sometimes packed into suicide bombs to make them more deadly.

I had the right of way!' " Overcrowding has also become an issue on fish farms, where salmon or trout are sometimes packed into high-density pens, just as chickens or pigs are on industrial farms.

You can find them aplenty among small businesses whose boards are sometimes packed with cronies, relatives and folks with clear conflicts of interest.

Sometimes packs too many facts into answers.

I sometimes pack dates over at the port.

What that means in practical terms is that Mr. Botti engineers wave upon wave of glittery combustion, sometimes packing several boomlets into a single song.

Vera (not her real name) works in East Anglia, sometimes picking broccoli, sometimes wrapping the flowers that go on sale at petrol stations, sometimes packing up fruit for supermarkets.

When Batlle's coffee is ready to be shipped, she sometimes packs it herself, and when the last of it has been sent off to the U.S. or Norway or Japan she follows it.