Sentence examples for sometimes single from inspiring English sources

Sometimes single and sometimes stacked, these forms are now positives and resemble architectural models.

A former diplomat who served in Afghanistan said sometimes single payments totaled as much as $6 million.

While nearly all the recruiters interviewed said they were generally well accepted in their travels, protesters of American military policy sometimes single them out.

An increasing number of small growers and large houses alike are bottling Champagnes in the Burgundy fashion — that is, from single vineyards, single vintages and, sometimes, single varieties.

I would describe it as transformational because it provided an insight into the reality of what it means to be a young, ambitious, highly intelligent, sometimes single black woman in contemporary America.

Sometimes single men in possession of a good fortune literally end up on the floor of the club, and such a drunkard simply would not do for a Bennet daughter.

They also said that the intense, sometimes single-minded focus on testing was taking an emotional toll on fourth graders, increasing their stress levels in a way the teachers said they could not abide.

While Mrs. Clinton said the United States would press for democracy around the world, she linked it to development — avoiding the sometimes single-minded emphasis of the Bush administration on freedom.

Several firms, including Synthetic Genomics, LS9 and Joule, are engineering micro-organisms (sometimes bacteria, sometimes single-celled algae) to turn out biofuels resembling the petrol, diesel and kerosene that people put in cars and aircraft.

He has stacked up five La Liga titles, two Champions League trophies, World Cup and European Championships and a reputation for sometimes single-handedly saving his teams in a career spanning 648 games for club and 143 for country.

Despite their overall acceptance, Czech players are sometimes singled out for criticism by N.H.L. coaches.