Sentence examples for sometimes with small from inspiring English sources

The legislature virtually always passes government proposals, though sometimes with small changes.

The pallaqueras find far less gold, generally, than the miners inside at the rockface, but I saw them on the mountain, sometimes with small children, every day.

The most popular movie this week, "Skyfall," is a load of fun; but every emotional climax involves a shooting, sometimes with small guns sometimes with large ones.

In a paper published online, Watson argues that all of the sentence fragments found on the papyrus fragment have been copied, sometimes with small alterations, from printed editions of the Gospel of Thomas.

"For the last five months, we were demonstrating sometimes with big numbers and sometimes with small numbers, but we haven't stopped," said a 30-year-old activist in Douma, a town near Damascus, who gave his name as Mohammed al-Duman.

For instance, the underpainting of red draperies was composed of vermilion mixed with lead white, sometimes with small addition of iron reds, red lakes and/or calcium-based fillers (calcite and gypsum) to further modify the vivid color of vermilion.

They buy or sell works in about 100 art auctions annually, nearly one every three days (sometimes, with smaller auctions, they bid via phone).

Hair was brushed and teased to punk heights, and sometimes finished with small sequined ornament.

Bodies damaged beyond recognition, by the sea and its fish, were sometimes tagged with small scraps of fabric snipped from their clothes, for identification.

Soave is made mostly from garganega, an indigenous variety that is sometimes supplemented with small amounts of trebbiano di Soave, chardonnay and a handful of other varieties.

Brenda Rios, a spokeswoman for G.M., said her company complied with the rules and should not be held responsible if big vehicles sometimes collide with small ones, creating what people in the industry call "compatibility" issues.