Sentence examples for after sometimes from inspiring English sources

AFTER: Sometimes, the Spanish athlete has a sweet tooth.

And after sometimes challenging but always polite questions, Shapiro thanked the audience.

When it washes up on shores as gray, waxy stones after sometimes decades at sea, it can be worth a small fortune.

After sometimes difficult negotiations, Mr. Obama and President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia signed an arms-control treaty in Prague on April 8.

Panting breathlessly and trailed by a cameraman, the group of about 15 women chased after — sometimes at jogging pace — girls and boys sitting quietly on benches overlooking the Arabian Sea or strolling under the trees.

But after sometimes pointed internal debates, Mr. Clinton's lawyers today prevailed, arguing that it was more important for them to take time to fully examine documents that the White House will supply to the independent counsel.

AFTER DARK Sometimes there'll be a performance at the Rrazz Room.

Before-and-after photographs sometimes accompanied these.

The most highly sought-after attorneys sometimes charge more because their time is simply worth more.

This dynamic struggle goes on year after year, century after century, sometimes for millions of years.

This went on day after day, night after night, sometimes ten or twenty times a day.