Sentence examples for which sometimes the from inspiring English sources

Traditionally there are six model mahākāvyas, three by Kālidāsa and one each by Bhāravi, Māgha, and Śriharṣa, to which sometimes the Bhaṭṭikāk̄ya is added.

Our house was like a softer version of Absolutely Fabulous at times – this complicated mother-daughter relationship in which sometimes the daughter is the mother.

It means by using our approach, we can handle the realistic data which sometimes the data from one or more sensor does not available.

Writers on midwifery were concerned about women suffering very much during labour because it might not bode well for either mother or infant: 'Hard-Travail, is of it self dangerous; in which sometimes the Mother, sometimes the Child and sometimes both do loose their lives'.

The intestinal form of the disease, which sometimes follows the consumption of contaminated meat, is characterized by an acute inflammation of the intestinal tract, vomiting, and severe diarrhea.

Buketoff sought out performers adequate to the difficulties of the work, which sometimes separates the choir into 12 independent voices.

The second nitpick is with the menu, which sometimes lists the evening's selections in handwriting so romantically cursive that it loses legibility.

The answer may lie not just in the ecstatic movement which sometimes accompanied the performance of such music, but also in the deliberate promiscuity of their form.

The jokes — which sometimes extend the metaphor — build until he throws a curve.

Zones are altered by the Department of Education, which sometimes switches the blocks that each zone comprises.

The acoustics, which sometimes allow the raucous conversation from a table of men in suits drinking Barolo to waft over the rest of the place.