Sentence examples for he will sometimes be from inspiring English sources

Musicians who have worked with him over the last 20 years all say the same thing: that even after a gig he will sometimes be so happy with the music he has just played that he will have a keyboard brought to his hotel room so he can compose; sometimes he stays on at the hall or the club, playing Mozart concertos while the rest of the band, wiped out, trudges home.

He is a valuable spark plug off the bench, and while he'll sometimes be in the closing lineups of games, the Knicks will never rely on him the same way they will rely on, say, Smith, who now has more responsibility to carry the second unit's offense than Stoudemire.

However, he warned, tests will sometimes be wrong, "and some people would no doubt be misclassified".

But this must mean he accepts what will sometimes be a muddled conversation about the way we organise and protest: we are learning a lot of this as we go along.

"We will have to make choices that will sometimes be difficult," he said, "so we must be strong".

"It will sometimes be hard," he conceded, noting that the happy images of diversity depicted in University brochures won't always be easily re-created.

He's not prescriptive as a writer, so therefore the end will sometimes be inconclusive.

Stepping in will sometimes be wise, but not always.

Their future will sometimes be a long tunnel of antagonism.

CM: fundraising will sometimes be digital and sometimes over a nice cup of coffee.

The cloud may be global, but the climate will sometimes be local.