Sentence examples for sometimes visible from inspiring English sources
The torturers' faces cannot be seen, but a uniform is sometimes visible.
Other popular destinations are also near the Canadian border, where the Northern lights are sometimes visible.
The tattoos, sometimes visible in court, commemorated the death of a pet Chihuahua.
When the plane swoops in low near the ship, people on the deck are sometimes visible.
But humanity is sometimes visible, filtered through the Marguerite Duras settings, the David Lynch strangenesses and the pellucid intelligence.
In 2008, he finally finished his doctorate, with a thesis on zodiacal light, the faint patch of interstellar radiance that's sometimes visible on the horizon at night.
They were depicted by Flemish painters, such as Hans Memling, Jan van Eyck, and Petrus Christus, with such skill that the separate knots are sometimes visible.
Dogs have a third eyelid, a membrane that protects the eyeball from irritants and is sometimes visible in front of the eye.
Boris Kudlicka's chic-looking set is essentially all in black, although city lights are sometimes visible, as if seen from a moving train.
But this is a city where layers of history are sometimes visible, and interesting sites believed to be linked with the Underground Railroad can still be found.
These burrows sometimes are visible as dark wavy lines.
