Sentence examples for sometimes stored from inspiring English sources

Vegetables are sometimes stored for eight months.

Collected data must be evaluated and transformed into a usable form (and sometimes stored for future use).

Spent fuel is sometimes stored in dry casks, sometimes in plain view, and the group contends that these casks can be vulnerable to explosives and other weapons.

Nothing gets by without being unloaded and weighed, sometimes stored for weeks in pits dug into the bank and carefully concealed.

In any event, he says, it would get the maintenance of the place off the city's books and be a good use of the huge space inside the plinth, where potatoes were sometimes stored and which most Czechs believe also served as a nuclear bomb shelter for the Communist Party leadership.

Background: Blood banks (BB) generate large volumes of information relating to patients and blood products sometimes stored indefinitely.

"They sometimes store grain in them.

Many Native American groups cooked Amaranthus retroflexus as a vegetable — sometimes storing it away for the winter months — and also grinding the seeds into a meal.

Chenopod scrublands are dominated by shrubs in the family Chenopodiaceae; these bushes also are called saltbushes because they typically grow in dry, saline environments and sometimes store salt in their leaves, which have a characteristically salty taste.

(Walmart says it isn't so — sometimes stores just close).

Sometimes stores benefit because there are fewer apps competing for top local lists.