Sentence examples for I sometimes talk from inspiring English sources

I DON'T know about you, but I sometimes talk back rudely to dumb travel writing, much in the way I sometimes talk back to dumb local television news.

"I sometimes talk to my voices in public," he said matter-of-factly.

Don Steele, 69, director of social policy at the Association of Retired People Over Fifty, said: 'I sometimes talk about the present time as the golden age of ageing.

I am a SAHM, but I sometimes talk about gender roles with my children.

I sometimes talk on the phone with old friends in Beirut to catch up on Middle East politics.

And it's weird, but having spent so much time researching addiction and making schedules of AA meetings, I sometimes talk like a person in recovery.

A: I sometimes talked about it to my girlfriend and she always gave me a hug.

"I still sometimes talk to Labour people who can't understand why I talk about small and micro-businesses," he said.

I would sometimes talk too about the intimacy of mass murder: how it was far from unusual for the victims to be known to their killers, or to those who aided and abetted them.

These computers sometimes talk back to us.

I know that sometimes talking to me seems like being inside a Surrealist painting.