Sentence examples for about the past sometimes from inspiring English sources
When I think about the past, sometimes I miss those good times.
Sometimes as the year winds down, she's dreaming of the future, sometimes thinking about the past, sometimes focused on the last few seconds, but always, as was true from her very first moment at this website, she offers some version of hope in the face of a reality that others find almost too grim and obdurate to consider.
But those who remember the past sometimes repeat it anyway.
Mexico City's respect for the past sometimes passes understanding.
Republicans have rebuked King in the past, sometimes forcefully.
"In the 50's and 60's, people justified their behavior by talking about the past -- sometimes even pointing to the Bible," said Sara Mitchell Parsons, now 90 and the author of "From Southern Wrongs to Civil Rights," a book about her experience in the 1960's as the lone white member of the Atlanta school board to support integration.
Talk about mistakes of the past, bankers sometimes are too expensive.
The mixture sometimes worked well in the past; it sometimes works well in the present.
Fights can sometimes be put in the past and sometimes cannot.
Mr. Campbell said that Ms. Ieng Thirith sometimes lost her way inside the small detention center and that she sometimes talked to herself, "usually about the past and her youth".
