Sentence examples for I sometimes began from inspiring English sources

Although the anxious tapping of toes as audiences wait for the next number is hardly an unknown offstage sound effect at this series, at "Lost in the Stars" I sometimes began to imagine it would drown out the tom-toms onstage.

I've found in my own reading experiences that I sometimes begin a novel with great hopes, only to feel let down.

Just as I sometimes begin a story without knowing exactly where it's going, I often do research with no clear idea of what I'll do with the knowledge.

Days on location sometimes began at 4 a.m. because security was easier to provide with fewer pedestrians around, she said.

As the days went by, Belinda sometimes began taking her turn on my transfer schedule without a co-lifter.

He sometimes began with a preface similar to the one every alcoholic uses to address meetings of the organization, changing it to give his full name: "My name is Joe Martin, and I'm an alcoholic".

She began mindlessly using the GX phone to look up pictures of him, a habit she sometimes began before even getting out of bed, her eyelids barely parting.

Since newly freed slaves sometimes began their post-Emancipation lives with the surnames of their former "masters," Spike looked for any Woodall slave owners in the area.

"Hi, I'm Ed Koch," his reviews would sometimes begin.

Justin, a jovial 27-year-old (five years my senior) who sometimes begins sentences addressed to me with "When I was your age," works in tree maintenance.

Terror, it seems, sometimes begins at home.