At best we are part of a complex set of cultural voices that can sometimes build up sufficient mass to make those who matter take notice.
"You sometimes build relationships rather than chuck bricks," he said.
In the most benighted areas they will sometimes build roads and schools to keep the locals friendly.
This is a general term for the sprawling tangles of protein molecules that sometimes build up inside the body.
The North Koreans, says Wi Sung-lac, the foreign ministry's main representative in the six-party process, "sometimes build with one hand, demolish with the other.
These celebrated coachbuilders, which produce design studies and sometimes build small runs of vehicles under contract, have long been the gold standard of automotive aesthetics.
Like Italy's other surviving carrozzeria — the design houses that produce concept cars and sometimes build small runs of vehicles under contract — Bertone is facing hard times.
When an artery supplying blood to the heart becomes clogged, the vessel can sometimes build an alternate route around the backup, a process called angiogenesis.
They are implemented in computer programs that begin with (or sometimes build) representations of the source and target domains, and then construct possible analogy mappings.
In Sakhalin, it will sometimes build free-standing nests in bushes.
