Sentence examples for sometimes such as from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, such as during party conferences, there is a "blip" in the mood of the electorate.

Sometimes, such as when, in August, she gave her clearest hint yet that she would run for the White House in 2008, she lands on the front page.

Usually they were right, although sometimes, such as in the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, conventional conflict came closer to the nuclear threshold than expected.

Life really is like that sometimes, such as when Ford decided to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the GT40  winning at Le Mans.

One challenge is that sometimes, such as when you are refining a search you have already carried out, the app's menu layout can be confusing.

But sometimes, such as at the opening night of Dragons' Trilogy in Quebec in 1985, external events contribute to a magical experience: "We were performing in this warehouse, which opened onto the docks," says Jacques Lessard, co-founder of Lepage's former company, Thétre Repère, "And at the end of the play, Robert decided we should open this big back entrance that faced the quayside.

Such as, "Sometimes times it's fun to imagine a cat at a typewriter".

Those were sometimes treaties, such as the arms trade treaty; or sometimes humanitarian initiatives, such as the preventing sexual violence initiative.Bagehot: Let's turn to Libya.

Sometimes, phrases such as "of course" are set off by commas; sometimes, they are not.

Tips are sometimes pooled, such as among staff at the bar.

Cohen said that sometimes others, such as Donald Trump Jr. and Allen Weisselberg, would sign the personal checks.