Sentence examples for I sometimes give from inspiring English sources
So I sometimes give the spine a good, hard crack, turning one unruly volume into two manageable mini-books.
When my son has a fever, I sometimes give him a bit of Calpol; this doesn't make me a doctor.
"I sometimes give people a hug if it's appropriate – one thing you learn to do to work out very quickly what sort of family you're dealing with.
He added: "I sometimes give master classes, and I tell the students: 'Don't lie in the garret with all the shades drawn.
After telling the story — very effectively, since it was not written out in his speech — he said, "Because I don't always take myself so seriously, I sometimes give the impression that I'm not serious.
He adds: "I sometimes give the advice that if you were to flip a coin, just go with the SAT if you're a boy and the ACT if you're a girl, in part for that reason".
Every single day that I stepped foot into my classroom, I gave more of myself to my students than I sometimes gave to my own family.
Yet I felt sickened and it sometimes gave me nightmares.
Before the Great Recession, I would sometimes give public lectures in which I would talk about rising inequality, making the point that the concentration of income at the top had reached levels not seen since 1929.
Anyway, I'm ashamed to say I've always been a very, very bad loser and I did sometimes give them the hairdryer treatment.
Several teams chose to combat Overmars' threat with heavy tackles; he detested this, adding: "I do not fall on purpose, but if they keep kicking, I would sometimes give something back in return".
