The phrase "at a time sometimes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a concept related to timing or frequency, but it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "I can only focus on one task at a time sometimes, which makes it difficult to manage my workload."
Alternatives: "occasionally" or "at times".
Ten of them at a time, sometimes.
Kozak brokered his deals in batches, sometimes scores or hundreds of prisoners at a time, sometimes just one or two.
"I've been here with several kids at a time, sometimes three of them, and it's a big concern".
But small family-owned stores, like Tepper Pharmacy on East Lancaster Avenue here, build a business a customer at a time, sometimes at the darkest hour.
Developing the burger for Belcampo's first shop, she forced herself to sit for tastings, eight burgers at a time, sometimes twice a week.
Along with Jesse Palmer and the rookie Jared Lorenzen, they rotated into the action, sometimes one play at a time, sometimes three.
In contrast, Grossrubatscher et al (2001) found that adrenal mass enlargement may occur unpredictably at any time, sometimes after a long period of 'quiescence'quiescence
Wheneached out to Washio foriginally but they have not responded.
At least seven times, the massive plates that make up Earth's continents have slammed together--sometimes two at a time, and sometimes all of them--forming what geologists call supercontinents.
Underneath the landscape of GCSE and A-level the tectonic plates of KS3 are starting to move, sometimes imperceptibly, millimetres at a time, and sometimes with the potential for an earth-shattering jolt.
The authorities say small-time criminals with nothing more than a pickup truck and a 55-gallon drum are draining farm equipment with garden hoses by the light of the moon, while big-time operators are hauling off 5,000 gallons at a time -- sometimes with a tank and trailer in tow.
