Sentence examples for anywhere sometimes from inspiring English sources

I understood that anything could happen to ruin life anywhere — sometimes it came by the hand of nature and other times by the hand of man.

Learning the difference between the two has been one of the most useful gifts parenthood has given me, along with the ability to nap anywhere, sometimes accidentally.

Gloucester, led by Freddie Burns, were prepared to run from anywhere: sometimes the approach yielded them territory and reward, but on others, most notably after they had gone 9-3 ahearlyarly in the second half, they were too ambitious: Burns's long, floated pass to Billy Twelvetrees near his own line was read by Manu Tuilagi, who smashed into the former Leicester centre.

A violent physical attack can happen anywhere, sometimes even at the London Zoo.

When she goes anywhere, sometimes she gets lost, because she can't read the signs," Sabida continued.

So that was what their wedding was about -- how love can come from anywhere, and sometimes it sneaks up on you and sometimes it kicks you in the head.

But print books aren't going anywhere, because sometimes there's just no substitute for paper.

"You can read positive stuff about the city anywhere, and sometimes I think they overdo it," he said.

There are a few excellent wines coming from Chile now, but they cost as much as good wines from anywhere else, sometimes $70 a bottle.

I am wondering instead what became of those wealthy philanthropists who used to support arts organizations and other not-for-profit and charitable institutions without requiring that their names be slapped somewhere — anywhere, it sometimes seems — on a building.

Dodge is transgender, and not in accordance with the insistent media narrative of a man locked in a woman's body, but rather someone who does not wish to traffic in binaries at all ("I'm not on my way anywhere, Harry sometimes tells inquirers").