Sentence examples for sometimes there can be from inspiring English sources

When it comes to reviews, sometimes there can be problems in knowing who gets the credit or blame.

Or the other hand, sometimes there can be a totally empty space, a townscape deserted – but still there's separation between the place and the implied figures who occupy it.

Francis Oko Armah, 23, programme assistant with Curious Minds, Ghana Every week, we get a bunch of young people, sometimes there can be as many as a dozen of them, to do a radio show called Momlikoo (Let's Partner).

"Besides, sometimes there can be something artful and 'connecting' about quick, candid, personal shots.

For instance, sometimes there can be some moving people or moving objects present in real propagation scenarios.

In an overzealous attempt to make all kids feel good, sometimes there can be too many "ribbons" handed out, literally and figuratively.

It breaks our heart to say it, but sometimes there can just be too much bacon.

Sometimes, though, there can be too much of a good thing.

Because I think sometimes that there can be– once you're talking, it's not that hard.

It sometimes seems there can be no stories left to tell about the anguish of Nazi-occupied countries in 1939-45 buthehe debut novel by Gavriel Savit (Bodley Head, £9.99) makes the territory new.

Joel Campbell's execution is sometimes raw but there can be no doubting his commitment.