Sentence examples for because sometimes at the from inspiring English sources

I definitely still own a lot of Havaianas because sometimes at the suburbs-mall on a Sunday it's like "These will make me so relaxed and casual!" but I only wear them to get racist beauty treatments on my feet and when I'm spending three months alone at a hotel in Orange County (which was a really weird time for me).

But we can't even sleep because sometimes at night they're just running back and forth, back and forth," she said.

We need both genres, sometimes at the same time, because the moment we trust too much in one fixed idea of reality is the moment we lose it.

"You have to push with no compromise because you are competing and sometimes pushing at the limit, and sometimes at the limit you are in a very delicate position and can make a mistake," he said.

Woman: He might be in Albany because sometimes he stays at the Mansion.

Cook Stephanie Alexander even suggests giving the ones that do not open another go at steaming because sometimes the clams have a very tight and vigorous hold on the shell (be sure to remove those that have already opened as they're ready).

Lastly, I also hope to share some about what it's like to actually work at these places because sometimes the work environments are almost as interesting as the science itself!

It is not only important for parents to educate their children, but schools need to educate their students because sometimes the abuse is happening at home.

Because sometimes, sex at work can go very, very badly.

Further, there is some wasted effort because sometimes, participants at election events and wherever crowds gather are either voters from neighboring constituencies or unregistered for other reasons.

"Air Force One" (1997) Because sometimes people get mad at the president.