Sentence examples for before and sometimes from inspiring English sources

"Americans have big expectations for their players, because they were a bit spoiled with Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi and those who came before, and sometimes for them it's not enough to be in the top 10.

What sets T. J.'s apart from its neighbors, though, is the number of International Alliance of Stagehand and Theatrical Employees members who drink there before, and sometimes during, their shows.

I used to work 20 hours a week, and I once worked out that during each shift I made £32.44, but I would always go to the bookie's before, and sometimes after, I went to work – and bet £30 to £40 a spin.

Each year in the comments I hear about someone's passion for a new product that I overlooked before, and sometimes they make the list in the following year.

These ways of doing philosophy do not mean that medieval philosophers were incapable of originality, only that their original thought comes out of an acknowledged connection with what went before and sometimes.

I have done it before and sometimes I got a bottled water and sometimes they walked away.

Each report is 3-8 pages in length and is illustrated with another 1-2 pages of photographs taken before, after, and sometimes during the operation.

It would be inaccurate to call this clear spirit undrinkable; up until the nineteen-seventies, distillery workers were customarily given drams of clear spirit before, after, and sometimes during their shifts.

We communicated, constantly, verbally or otherwise —before, after, and sometimes during the act.

A subset used a pre-/post (or time series) approach to data collection, allowing researchers to track changes before, after, and sometimes during an intervention.

Wherever he finds himself he's less happy than where he was just before, and you sometimes get the sense that he feels truly at home only in memory, in the places he reconstructs for himself on the page.