Sentence examples for sometimes with a few from inspiring English sources

Then he drives to Long Beach for a surf session, usually alone but sometimes with a few other disciples.

His very subject is emotional violence, accompanied sometimes by physical violence, or realized sometimes with a few perfectly chosen, quietly spoken soul-killing words.

Three times a day he and the other inmates are fed bread or rice, sometimes with a few vegetables and occasionally with meat.

As for the scarcity of resources, Robert Darnton has written that a peasant's basic diet around that time consisted of a porridge of bread and water, sometimes with a few homegrown vegetables thrown in.

To obtain a p-n junction, several layers (typically 20) doped with P2O5 are followed by several more (again typically 20) doped with B, sometimes with a few undoped layers in-between.

(Sometimes with a few special 'CEO privacy privileges' thrown in — like being able to selectively retract just his own historical Facebook messages from conversations, ahead of bringing the feature to anyone else).

During the 16th and 17th centuries, the term motet was used in looser connotation, sometimes linked with a few verses of a psalm, sometimes a complete psalm including Gloria Patri (lesser doxology).

The increase has forced the Bloomberg administration to open nine more shelters in just the last two months — sometimes with only a few weeks' notice to surrounding neighborhoods.

EVERY day, millions of travelers research fares and hundreds of thousands buy airline tickets over the Internet, sometimes with just a few clicks of the mouse.

If sweet is not your thing, opt for boza, a filling high-carb drink made from fermented bulgar, and sometimes served with a few roasted chickpeas.

More annoyingly for authors, articles that were perfectly coherent were sometimes turned with a few tweaks, deft as a paw-dab from one of his beloved cats, into pieces that said something quite different from what had been intended.