Sentence examples for sometimes replacing from inspiring English sources

Today, schoolteachers often supplement history textbooks, sometimes replacing them completely, with films designed to "teach" history.

Decades ago, car customizers like George Barris banished handles, sometimes replacing them with hidden electric releases.

Sometimes replacing a single figure in a scene changes your perspective quite startlingly about what is going on.

In the Hamptons, that pattern has been compounded in recent years by retailers who have followed their customers' migratory habits, appearing for the summer season and closing up shop once the autumn leaves start to turn — and sometimes replacing year-round stores.

All these years later, in other words, for all Africa has shrugged off rule by outsiders and white minorities — sometimes replacing the intruders with elites and coteries of its own — the onetime rulers and the onetime ruled still contrive to look past each other, seeking shelter behind stereotypes.

The ban of Nazi symbols in Germany and some other countries is the main reason why many computer games related to World War II released in Germany and some other countries do not feature the Nazi flag, sometimes replacing it with the anachronistic flag of pre-1933 Weimar Germany or the modern tricolour.

Many of these spectral components are of non-photic origin, coexisting and competing with, and sometimes replacing the calendar-year component.

Sometimes replacing a single word can make your story that much more believable.