Sentence examples for which could sometimes from inspiring English sources

Fans liked to chant his nickname when he came to bat, which could sometimes confuse the nonfans.

Many of them made a splendid showing, and many behaved disgracefully, which could sometimes mean the same thing.

But for Ms Walker the real work involved transforming her ideas for the piece (which could sometimes be "finger-waggingly angry") into a work of art.

London's food was particularly dismal when Michael began his food journalism career – its lowest-common-denominator high point was fish and chips, which could sometimes be good.

Some fans, no doubt, wish the players would take a cue from the traditional Eastern European wedding, which could sometimes last the whole week long.

Many of the children, having been torn from families, struggled to adapt to the dour strictness of their hosts, which could sometimes express itself as harshness.

Forced to work digging ditches and planting crops, they were fed mostly rice gruel, which could only sometimes be supplemented with leaves, insects or frogs, mice and rats.

It's workmanlike, which Eakins could sometimes be.

In 1977, he bought a secondhand typewriter in Manhattan and soon was writing the essays directly in a supple, playful, ironic English, through which you could sometimes hear the poetic voice of his Russian.

Istanbul's old international terminal was intimate, and those who used it regularly appreciated the speed with which they could sometimes negotiate their way past the various control points.

A well producing primarily gas with a small amount of liquid, which could be oil, water or sometimes a mixture of both, is likely to have an annular flow regime, with the liquid phase forming a thin annulus on the inside wall of the pipe and the gas flowing in the form of a central core.