The phrase "about sometimes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "I was thinking about sometimes going to the park."
Alternatives: "regarding occasionally" or "concerning at times."
The sort of anonymity that has been so problematic on the web has also allowed women to speak out about sometimes appalling abuse.
"When the building starts shaking in an earthquake, a lot of items like shelves, televisions, computers and vases can, and will, be thrown about, sometimes violently," said John Parrish, California state geologist.
"This is often heard in very young infants who cry to be rocked, to be carried about, sometimes for a light in the room, for a bottle to suck or for the continuance of any other bad habit which has been acquired".
We took our chances today and that's what it's about sometimes.
People are always out and about sometimes for no reason but to just sit in the park and converse with one another.
Other problems that are extremely burdensome for caregivers are disturbances of circadian rhythm as well as patients' tendency to wander about, sometimes away from their residences, which demands caregivers' vigilance and application of special safety precautions.
When the daily chores mount up and everyone is rushing about, sometimes it's easy to take one another for granted.
Bieber's "got a none-scandal to laugh off; he can make fun of his Grammy snubs that he obviously really cares about; sometimes-girlfriend Selena Gomez can join him for a surprise cameo and duet with Bieber on Taylor Swift's 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,' or something else silly," Strecker wrote.
Serious chefs are thinking about -- sometimes overthinking -- their bacon and eggs as hard as they do lunch and dinner.
"So Lt. Col. Rizzo will come in, sit down and say, 'Here are a couple of things I saw that maybe you'd think about.' Sometimes that's hard to hear, but it's been great for my own personal development, too".
However, when you are jiggling about - sometimes with all the grace of a water-balloon on a washing machine - you inevitably develop the ability to look at the screen while mentally editing out your own grunting participation.
