Sentence examples for sometimes relates to from inspiring English sources

This sometimes relates to turf battles between casino owners, who are often high-profile criminals involved in a number of criminal businesses.

Also, another form of skin cancer, melanoma, sometimes related to sun damage, is not so curable.

Other children get "tension-type" headaches, sometimes related to muscle tightness or to stress.

We talked honestly about how powerless both parties could feel and how badly we can sometimes relate to one another.

It's in the real world, that's where I have the problem, sometimes relating to people.

Both men, and I too, shrink before a garrulous Mrs. Churchill, sometimes related to the statesman and sometimes to the novelist.

As Mr. Miller sees it, people who have always existed with a family business seeing to their needs sometimes relate to it as a living entity.

The objects and installations that turn the gallery into a kind of disaster area sometimes relate to the film as well.

Premature birth is sometimes related to an early rupture of the amniotic sac which lines the womb, the medical term for which is premature rupture of membranes (Prom).

Pins and needles (the medical term is paraesthesiae) are sometimes related to problems with the peripheral nerves, the ones that carry sensation from the arms and legs to the brain, via the spinal cord.

She diverted his attention from other students and tried to keep him talking while she walked around the room with him, sometimes relating to the troubled child with her own personal losses.