Sentence examples for sometimes remain from inspiring English sources

It is also often difficult to identify the remains of ctenophores in the guts of possible predators, although the combs sometimes remain intact long enough to provide a clue.

Decorations sometimes remain up year-round.

And these uncertainties may sometimes remain annoyingly large.

Individual brushstrokes sometimes remain visible, although the differentiation in the brushwork is extraordinary.

The hind limbs are lost entirely; only vestigial elements sometimes remain internally.

The public is given tours behind doors that will then sometimes remain closed to them.

They have sometimes remained active in the Senate or, in the case of Mr. Gore, even won a Nobel Prize.

Cargoes sometimes remained caught in the maritime traffic jam for weeks at a time and were subject to pilfering.

The sharks travel at depths of up to 3,000 feet, sometimes remaining in deep waters for weeks or months.

When laryngeals between consonants disappeared, a vowel sometimes remained, as in Greek stásis, Sanskrit sthitis, Old English stede 'a standing (place)' from Proto-Indo-European *stH2tis.

British monarchs have sometimes remained neutral between political parties, but many have not, and none has ever been completely apolitical, not even the current queen.