Sentence examples for he would sometimes have from inspiring English sources

He would sometimes have been hungry, too.

Contemporaries recall how Rousseau was so in thrall to his visions of man-eaters in the French colonies of Senegal and Dahomey that while he was constructing their improbable hunts, he would sometimes have to go and open a window, take a deep breath, let the oppressive jungle air out from his little studio.

During his subsequent 30-year career as a Lakers coach and executive he would sometimes have unexplained bouts of panting.

He would sometimes have to duck out of jazz gigs to do his radio performances.

Hamoudeh recalls how he would sometimes have to rush to his grandparents' house early morning, so he could wash himself before classes started.

But one Norfolk carer said when she worked for a previous employer, she would sometimes have to spend less than 15 minutes with clients.

Johnson said that he'd sometimes had difficulty convincing his own soldiers of the utility of their mission.

The first few years after the accident (his mother's term for it — spoken insistently to the 911 operator — had stuck) had not been difficult; in fact, he'd sometimes had the sense that teachers and even other parents were too easy on him, excusing a bad grade or a poorly pitched ball, as if they felt sorry for him.

Being so young and therefore underage for licensing purposes, they would sometimes have to draw moustaches on their faces in order to get into the clubs where they were playing.

We've got to get some new stuff on there.' She's a little more grown up than on the radio, smarter than she'd sometimes have you think.

Instead, they'd sometimes have data analysts creating fancy Excel spreadsheets, or would bring in outside consultants every few years.