Sentence examples for sometimes used when from inspiring English sources

Photographs are sometimes used when instructors want to record a pose for subsequent sessions.

Brittleness limits their range of applications, but they are sometimes used when wear resistance is required, as in brake linings.

The United States removed its diplomats two years ago, but the compound was sometimes used when diplomats came in for meetings.

Shoobs' main online competitors are, well, nowhere near as fun-focused — with Broni-Mensah name checking veteran Eventbrite as one option promoters have sometimes used when they've attempted to switch from old school methods to online.

Many of those later develop CD [ 14- 17], and the term "latent CD" is sometimes used when referring to such individuals [ 18].

The term 'river-type sockeye' (Semko 1954) is sometimes used when closely spaced circuli ('checks') on scales indicate prolonged slow growth in fluvial or estuarine habitat.

There's a walk-in refrigerator at Chalford Place, the home Hirst sometimes uses when he's working at the older and smaller of his two Gloucestershire studio complexes.

"Because patients are already living longer than two years with conventional treatment, we weren't able to apply the flexibility we can sometimes use when we appraise cancer drugs.

Party insiders said that the police recorded the surname of the victim as Jia, which sounds like the word for "fake," a notation police officers sometimes use when the truth is being obscured.

"When I come to Washington" is a phrase Gingrich sometimes uses when talking to voters about his hypothetical presidency, even though he has been in Washington for more than 30 years, most recently operating from the offices of his own small empire on K Street.

"This is a trick that governments sometimes use when they want to appear to be doing something but are not actually doing very much," said Princeton University climate scientist Michael Oppenheimer.