Sentence examples for a time and sometimes from inspiring English sources

For a time, and sometimes to his discomfort, the prime minister dominated the front pages and the magazine profiles.

People infected with H.I.V. generally take three drugs at a time and sometimes have to take many pills a day.

So I have had to relearn that literally one word at a time, and sometimes I use the wrong word or can't find words.

For twenty-three hours at a time, and sometimes longer, Woods was alone in a cell that had no television or radio.

Underneath the landscape of GCSE and A-level the tectonic plates of KS3 are starting to move, sometimes imperceptibly, millimetres at a time, and sometimes with the potential for an earth-shattering jolt.

Our victories come one at a time, and sometimes at some distance one from the other.

Until recently, most Web maps were separate islands that could be viewed only one at a time and were sometimes hard to find.

Have faith that the lessons you instill about loyalty, compassion and integrity will take root; just know they may also take a little time, and sometimes a detour.

Their role as I see it, is to push us back to society...sometimes it takes a short time and sometimes a longer time.

The holidays are meant to be a joyful time and sometimes having a mantra to repeat can help keep us present and thankful.

"We both like to have a good time, and sometimes it can be a problem in that we tend to slack off," he said.