Examples of 'sometimes whole' in a sentence
Meaning of "sometimes whole"
sometimes whole: Occasionally complete or entire. This phrase is used to describe situations or objects that are fully intact, undivided, or unbroken on certain occasions or under specific conditions
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Sometimes whole islets get washed away.
Hydroelectric dams flood farmland and sometimes whole villages.
Sometimes whole chunks of the day disappear.
It was terribly contagious and sometimes whole families were wiped out.
Sometimes whole populations are forced to go elsewhere.
These delays appear to persist for years and sometimes whole lifetimes.
Sometimes whole programmes have been blocked.
Similarly dropped packets can result in missing words or sometimes whole sentences.
Sometimes whole families went to the workhouse.
The payoff for residents was improved infrastructure and sometimes whole new neighborhoods.
Sometimes whole litters die.
Close the Gap creates opportunities for individuals and sometimes whole communities.
Sometimes whole dinosaur carcasses would be washed out to sea.
Salad vegetables are eaten at every meal, sometimes whole.
And sometimes whole sectors go away as tastes or technology change.
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Sometimes people starved to death, sometimes whole villagers.
Sometimes whole paragraphs.
That means wiping out jobs, sometimes whole communities.
Sometimes whole flocks.
At booksales he sometimes purchased single volumes, sometimes whole libraries.
Sometimes whole trees.
I have met children who have lost their mothers, sometimes whole family.
Sometimes whole genera or tribes settled the passages in the caves.
Landslides are proof that sedimentary layers, and sometimes whole mountains, are inherently weak and collapsing.
Sometimes whole or term life insurance is part of a larger estate plan.
Software companies have project managers, sales people, and sometimes whole customer service departments.
Sometimes whole academic journals are even owned outright by one drug company.
The interiors of old wrecks have thus yielded bones, teeth and sometimes whole bodies.
Weeks and sometimes whole months go by without even a single tiny sunspot.
Thousands upon thousands of sullen, bewildered Germans were taken prisoner, sometimes whole divisions at a time.
Sometimes whole sentences mix themselves up somewhere between their brain and mouth.
In April, they color sometimes whole meadows yellow.
Sometimes whole number means non-negative integers.
Finally, individual specimens, or sometimes whole collections, are purchased by institutions.
Sometimes whole towns and villages took part, or even played each other.
Markers, burials, and sometimes whole cemeteries have been moved.
Sometimes whole families. Slaves would hide in here.
The ice-mailed branches had snapped, and sometimes whole trees.
It is noticeable that sometimes whole families fell victim to Poseidon 's whims.
Collective punishments have been imposed on the families, monasteries, nunneries, and sometimes whole villages.
Sometimes whole number means non-negative integers. And sometimes it means all integers.
They will burn down city blocks, houses here and there, sometimes whole towns.
Sometimes whole pages, which is exactly the same as highlighting none of it!
Four points . Sometimes I am half, sometimes whole.
Whole fruit, and sometimes whole panicles of fruit, are damaged by the beetles ' chewing activity.
Sometimes I am half, sometimes whole.
Sometimes whole paragraphs. And when we don't understand, we still get your tone.
Sometimes whole families don't sleep for years because of it.".
Well… sometimes whole days go by, and, um… you start to feel like.
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I spent my whole life doing things my own way
I have never hurt anyone in my whole life
I am rethinking the whole movie idea in general
