Sentence examples for a sometimes bad from inspiring English sources

And through all of that, I persevered and survived and made good out of a sometimes bad situation.

It was also revealed, at a sometimes bad tempered meeting of the Commons public accounts committee, that the Major Projects Authority still has UC graded as "amber-red", and is therefore a source of serious concern for the body responsible for overseeing the government's major capital programme.

Intriguingly, the program will begin with the West Coast premiere of "Frieze," a recent Beethoven Ninth companion piece by Mark-Anthony Turnage (a sometimes bad boy of British music and composer of the opera "Anna Nicole").

In Trinidad, the next Test was marred by bottle-throwing and England went on to win; and the rest of a sometimes bad-tempered series served up unfinished encounters.

In a sometimes bad-tempered encounter, the visitors were up against it from the moment Fernandez was cautioned for a foul, then ordered in the 56th minute after committing a handball near the halfway line.

"All the things that have happened bring us tighter together as a team and sometimes bad things can be good," he said.

Those are typically made in India and China, where they use a lot of glue and sometimes bad latex.

I realized through it all, and a long time later, that sometimes bad things happen and no one is to blame.

Sometimes bad ideas do.

Sometimes the check was good, sometimes bad.

Sometimes bad parenting kills people.