Sentence examples for sometimes revisited from inspiring English sources
The answer helps explain why scrolling styles on the Web are sometimes revisited and revised.
He sometimes revisited his secondary crime scenes for hours at a time, grooming and performing sexual acts with the decomposing corpses until putrefaction and destruction by wild animals made further interaction impossible.
De Vries would sometimes revisit favored phrases.
Sometimes revisiting the past can help lay present ghosts.
He systematically recorded Bach's keyboard music, sometimes revisiting works like the "Goldberg Variations," which he recorded in 1952, 1965 and 1979.
Repeatedly Levenson returns to the limitations of language in getting at how the epidemic intersects with region, race and politics (this can occasionally be frustrating, as he sometimes revisits points he's already made effectively).
Benioff constantly relives his public performances (did he prep enough? make his message come across? get the audience right? did they laugh?)–and sometimes revisits and dissects the keynotes of others.
I like sometimes to revisit.
Others are bits and pieces, sometimes sketchily revisiting the score's themes.
When he talks about his character, Mr. Fiennes reflexively drops his gaze and mumbles into his chest, much as Spider does: "Sometimes Spider revisits the scenes of his childhood and remembers exactly what happened, like the brushing of the mother's hair or watching the meals being served.
Sometimes I revisit the spots where I've had my worst panic attacks.
