Sentence examples for sometimes removing from inspiring English sources
I dislike Mitchell's technique of sometimes removing the poem's "Homeric epithets".
Sometimes removing a food to which you've had even a mild allergic reaction, can make a difference in mood and behavior.
We often see only Mr. Chant's muscled back, as he enters and exits through an opening in the back curtains, sometimes delivering dancers and sometimes removing them.
And brides complain of boutiques that try to prevent customers from comparison shopping by removing designers' tags from dresses -- and sometimes removing even the fabric content labels, an illegal practice under federal textile law.
The cattle egret, Bubulcus (sometimes Ardeola) ibis, spends much of its time on land and associates with domestic and wild grazing animals, feeding on insects that they stir up and sometimes removing ticks from their hides.
And advocates for the poor contend that while many local welfare agencies have been eager to trim their rolls, sometimes removing people for failing to meet technicalities in program requirements, they have not been as eager to start programs to lift former welfare families out of poverty.
These secretions are sometimes removed.
She would sometimes remove dead pigeons from rooftop water tanks.
They start by wearing black jackets, which they sometimes remove.
These ideas never materialized, but drawings prepared for the projects sometimes show the blocks in place uncarved and sometimes removed.
Singletons are sometimes removed due to possible problems with sequencing errors associated with Illumina and other next-generation sequencing platforms19.
