Sentence examples for sometimes upon from inspiring English sources

The Penang sections feel more effortfully researched, and seem to fall back sometimes upon a common literary stock.

Often it is erected against a pillar and sometimes upon a short, free-standing base or slender column.

The choice of homopolynucleotides for studying the nucleic acid hybridization on the nanotube was based on extensive experimental information on these well-studied model systems, with the desire to avoid ambiguity in the result interpretation, appearing sometimes upon studying the heterogeneous base sequence.

Expression of B7-H1 increases when these cells are exposed to immune response, pathogens and sometimes upon relapse, and increased expression may be targeted via MEK inhibitors to facilitate CTL-mediated killing.

Mi Barrio has plenty of regulars, and is sometimes beset upon by new kids who've happened upon the block for the first time.

Feminism, unsurprisingly, is sometimes frowned upon and seen as an extreme ideology in China.

When Ms. Stolz roots around in closets, she sometimes comes upon relics of her past.

Its situation must always savor of weakness, sometimes border upon anarchy.

"Come closer, and a metallic taste sometimes alights upon your stinging lips.

At sea, adults are sometimes preyed upon by Hooker's sea lions (Phocarctos hookeri).

A veteran of the civil rights movement, Mr. Foster is sometimes called upon to memorialize his former compatriots.