Sentence examples for tonnes sometimes from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the lifting tools will lift and handle very heavy loads that can be more than 1200 tonnes sometimes.

This amounts to roughly five tonnes of lime a hectare, sometimes more.

Back then, he says, the lot sometimes sold 100 tonnes a day.

The moment represents a landmark in space exploration as the Rosetta mission becomes the first to shadow a comet as it stirs from its dormant state and starts to spew tonnes of gas and dust, sometimes in the form of spectacular, explosive blasts.

Sometimes the cargo is just 50kg, sometimes more than a tonne.

A fracture occurs and a mass of snow sometimes weighing many thousands of tonnes races down the mountain.

The works are sometimes epic in scale: three tonnes of rice fall on to the floor in Songs of the Wanderers.

Until then, we've got to make do with less then wholesome conditions, and that means sometimes sharing the road with tonnes of tin driven by texting, speeding, tweeting motorists.

When we first started there digging mud, pulling out bricks and glass and wire, putting in tonnes of topsoil and manure, Mary would sometimes leave us carrier bags of crops to encourage us to continue.

The Super-K, as it is sometimes called, is a tank of 50,000 tonnes of ultra-pure water surrounded by sensitive optical detectors.

There are tonnes of them doing the rounds on social media, sometimes being shared by people you perhaps thought better of.