Sentence examples for sometimes went astray from inspiring English sources
To underline Common's most ardent songs, a singer named Bilal, whose album is due later this year, came out to belt endearments in ardent, swooping melismas that sometimes went astray.
The pair published another report, two years later, to show that pacemakers themselved sometimes go astray.
But the needle can sometimes go astray, putting the drug into the spinal fluid or arteries, causing nerve damage, hemorrhages and death to nerves by depriving them of oxygen.
Notice also that justification occurs at the level of the practice in general; individual analogical arguments sometimes go astray.
But Pedro's range of passing can let him down - you certainly won't see him pinging 50-yard Steven Gerrard-style missiles from one flank to the other, and even routine passes can also sometimes go astray.
Some four billion dollars went astray.
Holt went astray in the ensuing complications.
A quarter of all post went astray.
