Sentence examples for a while and sometimes from inspiring English sources

She changed her name and lived in Scotland for a while, and sometimes I fantasise about tracking her down and confronting her.

Mr. Abedini, tell the head of your organization that those who have been insulted once in a while, and sometimes some have been insulted a lot, give them time, allow them to defend themselves.

They would pile into the car without Mishazzo and direct him somewhere and then they would pile out and be gone for a while and sometimes he heard shouting.

I know when your tonsils are removed your voice changes for a while, and sometimes stays that way.

Ebbot: We've been living parallel lives for a while and sometimes we've bumped into each other during the last 20 years.

The dead battery must charge for a while, and sometimes will go dead again (especially if you do not keep the engine above idle).

Unit 61398 has been known both to private cyber-security firms as well as US intelligence for a while and is sometimes referred as the 'Comment Crew' because it has been known to infiltrate online forums and leave comments.

"You know," Gray says, "I was a public defender in Virginia for a while, and I sometimes had to work in the juvenile court there, and I hated it -- the wishy-washiness of it, the endless hearings.

The knee injury that he has been coping with for a while, and the limits that sometimes puts on his training, seems to have caught up with him as he is not even on the bench.

I sit there for a while and begin to talk, sometimes without words, just moaning, however I am feeling.

This will depend on how fussy you are about the meat having been on your plate; if you've been on the road for a while and you're starving, sometimes standards can slip!