Sentence examples for sometimes studies from inspiring English sources

"This is a multigenerational town, but it's funny — I never thought it was any place for me to stay," the actress said from an elaborately upholstered love seat in her office, where she sometimes studies her "All My Children" scripts.

Sometimes, studies provide sufficient detail to reveal flaws in sampling, e.g. the selection of placentomes based on size rather than mere presence.

Sometimes studies come out showing that "This Herb is No Better Than Placebo" for a headline.

Sometimes studies can be deceiving, however, especially when conducted by the company trying to sell you the product.

For example, costs could include those for the child only, or other siblings that the parent might need to travel with, and for one or two parents; and sometimes studies allowed for transport costs in unexpected health emergencies.

Now an analyst for ESPN, Glanville said he sometimes studied players' cards like scouting reports.

Both are seen on video, sometimes studying each other through the plastic.

Rumblings in D.C. Players sometimes study film of opponents they admire, hoping to glean bits of knowledge they can incorporate into their own style.

Improvisations might involve hours doing nothing more than watching the box – or, sometimes, study: Jean-Baptiste researched optometry, Fernandez did occupational therapy and flamenco.

While I do love most of English, I feel as though sometimes studying certain texts in class can turn people off reading even more, and that makes me really sad.

"Out of My Mind" is at once more settled and more excitable: Taylor evolves from the sometimes studied material of her début into muscular, intelligently sexy anthems like "That's My Man" and the neo-soul-tinged title song.