Sentence examples for sometimes spray from inspiring English sources

Diana would sometimes spray them with a water pistol.

With rollers, brushes and sometimes spray paint, Roadsworth brings each vision to life after much "rough sketching and note taking".

Now I'm working with all kinds of materials acrylic and oil, sometimes spray paint, and I'm working on canvas and wood panels too.

Now I'm working with all kinds of materials – acrylic and oil, sometimes spray paint, and I'm working on canvas and wood panels too.

(To catch the reptiles, hunters sometimes spray gasoline into burrows made by tortoises. Such dens are a common hideout for snakes as well as more than 350 other species, ranging from insects to small mammals, that often die as a result).

They sometimes spray on enough cologne to injure small animals.

At least since the Republican National Convention of 2004, our police have grown accustomed to forcibly penning, arresting, and sometimes spraying and whacking protesters and reporters.

The company operated a squad of private firefighters, and, as helicopters clattered overhead, members of the A.I.G. team mostly drove around in haphazard circles, checking on client homes and sometimes spraying them with a fire retardant.

HONG KONG — Kimbo Chan knows all about the food scandals in China: the formaldehyde that is sometimes sprayed on Chinese cabbages, the melamine in the milk and the imitation soy sauce made from hair clippings.

It is known that most large galaxies host black holes at their centres, sometimes feeding on nearby gas, dust and stars and sometimes spraying out enough energy to halt star formation altogether.

President-elect Donald Trump's name is sometimes spray-painted on mosques and invoked during anti-Muslim hate crimes.