Sentence examples for that were sometimes from inspiring English sources

Those escaping on foot travelled in columns that were sometimes 45 miles long.

The hatred, the fears that were sometimes encountered in the streets.

The life of the outraged moral philosopher who expressed himself in aphorisms that were sometimes misunderstood.

He lasted 16 games, most of them regrettable outings that were sometimes spectacularly inept.

Gothamist brought a puckish attitude to articles that were sometimes original, sometimes based on news published elsewhere.

Dialysis centers, for example, were billing not just for the dialysis but also for expensive drugs that were sometimes overused.

"That is a reality that is sometimes forgotten.

And that, at least, proves something that is sometimes forgotten.

This is the wind that is sometimes called the foehn.

Another term that is sometimes synonymous with counterfeiter is fraudsterb.

And in the text world that is sometimes true.