Sentence examples for which sometimes performs from inspiring English sources

Shanghai has one of the most extreme noise groups, Torturing Nurse, which sometimes performs with a female member in a nurse's uniform.

tissue A group of cells of similar structure which sometimes performs a special function.

Wanamaker played drums in a band called Mike and the Mad Men, which sometimes performed at Pandora's Box, and was there that night as an observer.

He did, packaging them as "Vic Dunlop's Crazy Comic Eyes," sales of which sometimes exceeded what he made performing in small clubs.

And in 1992 he added the finale, "La Déesse Athéna" (which is sometimes performed separately).

With Beck as lyricist, Glynn began to compose songs, which they sometimes performed together as Les Frères Perverts.

He began to work on a massive autobiography in 1908; it is a compilation of prose, poetry, drawings, collages, and musical compositions (which he sometimes performed on a cardboard horn).

But Hamas not long ago took over the local library, and it stages plays about the lives of Palestinian soldiers killed by Israel, which are sometimes performed in the street just outside Ms. Alsaqqa's garden.

The entertainment included poetry readings and theatricals (in which Colette sometimes performed).

Hyperinflation generates a larger tidal volume than normal because it induces a higher inspiratory pressure [ 15] to stimulate a cough [ 16], recover oxygenation [ 17] and improve compliance [ 18], which is sometimes performed by combining with OES.

And the high-end units, which sometimes have their own L.C.D. displays and can perform functions like dimming the lights, are hard to set up, he said.