Sentence examples for sometimes presents from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, presents simply backfire.
This sometimes presents itself, interestingly, as a failure of realism.
Nowadays, Foxtons sometimes presents itself as an ethical business.
("Sleep, somehow the unconscious, sometimes presents you with a little gift," he says).
He is now Cox's regular stand-in and sometimes presents the Top 40 chart show on Sundays.
Like many career-planning tomes, his book sometimes presents the blindingly obvious as if it were a profound revelation.
Inflorescence: bracts leaf-like; flowers sometimes present at proximal nodes.
Despite greater biomechanical resistance, they sometimes present complications.
The hotel is protected by security, and police are sometimes present.
The dance routines and visual jokes are sometimes presented hesitantly and register only peripherally.
They, too, are gaining a foothold, sometimes presenting works in cooperation with cosmopolitan institutions.
