Sentence examples for was sometimes made from inspiring English sources

It was so heavy that it sank in water, so hard and oily that it was sometimes made into ball bearings or self-lubricating bushings.

It was sometimes made into candies and cakes, or soaked with milk to make a coarse mush, a precursor to cereals like cornflakes.

In response, many passengers began bringing their own food, which was sometimes made at home but more often bought at an airport fast-food restaurant.

Chests decorated in the new style were still widely used, although frequently replaced by the armoire (a tall cupboard or wardrobe), which was sometimes made in two stages, the upper compartment containing numerous small drawers.

(Many people do get dry-mouthed when they're nervous — which is apparently why, during the Inquisition, a suspect was sometimes made to swallow a piece of bread and cheese: if it stuck in his throat, he was deemed guilty).

But what's more impressive about Guy Savoy is that it keeps this pampering from teetering into parody — a mistake that was sometimes made, for example, at Mr. Ducasse's restaurant in the Essex House in Manhattan.

Mistakes were sometimes made.

These are sometimes made with lead cores.

Comparisons are sometimes made with Margaret Thatcher.

Such transpositions are sometimes made intentionally to produce comic effect.

Chocolate and mocha mousses are sometimes made with a custard base.