Sentence examples for sometimes rendered from inspiring English sources

[11] The frequently used Japanese suffix "shima" (sometimes rendered as "jima") means "island".

Sex-for-money is a standing feature, sometimes rendered comically, at other times, graphic and harrowing.

Dialogue is sometimes rendered without quotation marks, as if hedging its claim to reality.

Sometimes rendered boom-boom-bap, it's a phonetic evocation of hip-hop's classic drum pattern.

(In Shakespeare's play Desdemona refers only to her mother's maid, who bears the same name, sometimes rendered as Barbara).

Like Sir Edmund, Mr. Norgay, whose name was sometimes rendered Norkay, never again tried to climb Everest.

For overwrought, there are the emotional convolutions he sometimes renders them with.

The Russian company, Akme, is an acronym for atomic complex for small and medium energy and sometimes renders its name in English as Acme.

Design limitations sometimes render the juxtaposition of text and photographs awkward, but this is otherwise an absorbing and elucidating read for any young cosmologist in the making.

Although his obituary spells the name Gillender, earlier directory and census records sometimes render it with the spelling you use in your signature.

So the crisp is made from cedar flour, with a little hickory-nut oil, duck-egg-white powder, water, sea salt, which I sometimes render".