Sentence examples for sometimes rear from inspiring English sources

Playing a part in this three-dimensional precision is the addition to the speaker set up of overhead channels ideally supported by speakers built into the ceiling, but more commonly supported by angled, upfiring drivers placed on top of normal front and, sometimes, rear speakers.

He drove with a pistol in his belt and checked his rearview mirror so frequently that he sometimes rear-ended the car in front of him.

When contacted, many bloggers recalled raccoons rooting around in gardens and compost piles, traipsing into children's wading pools and sometimes rearing up on their hind legs when startled.

A. pectinata juveniles are sometimes reared in hatcheries without sediments (Fisheries Research Agency et al. 2017) and are often transplanted onto tidal flats without being embedded into the sediments (Aramaki and Tsukuda 2014), because such treatment using sediments is labor intensive.

But wishing too hard for it might put a crimp in a competing fantasy that sometimes rears its mushy head at these retreats: the "we are all one/gentle unity of life" school of spirituality.

They also provide "Into the Spider-Verse" with a clever meta-joke about the endless recyclability — which is to say the disposability — of the Spider-Man franchise, though with none of the smugness that sometimes rears its head when a studio franchise decides to mock itself.

Broilers worldwide are predominantly of two types, from either one of two major international breeder companies, labelled here A and B. Birds from both genotypes are sometimes reared together within one flock.

I sometimes watch "Rear Window" just for the kick of seeing Thelma Ritter (and that's in a movie that already boasts Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart, for heaven's sake), and, with the same hunger, I often watch "Charlie Wilson's War" (2007) for the scenes with Philip Seymour Hoffman.