Sentence examples for live sometimes from inspiring English sources
They would do a song or two, sometimes live, sometimes lip-synching.
Rare, a conservation nonprofit, aims to serve those people and the places where they live, sometimes by helping them to build sustainable enterprises from the bottom up.
Other workers are brought to World Flowers from Slough, where they live, sometimes three to a room, in gangmaster-owned flats.
The outreach is just one part of Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, which brings the same kind of high-quality care found in Boston's foremost medical centers to those who live — sometimes literally — in their shadows.
They have been slow, as well, to build new dormitories at big campuses where out-of-town women are required to live, sometimes by their families and sometimes by the university itself.
People don't want to live, sometimes, right?
The two communities have long lived, sometimes uneasily, alongside each another in Crown Heights.
She lived, sometimes raged, inconceivably disorganized, in a world of unbridled chaos.
The recording says that it used to be the Concourse Plaza Hotel, where Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and Whitey Ford lived sometimes.
He lived (sometimes) in seclusion, surrounded by curios and works of art.
She "lived sometimes with us," John Quincy later wrote in his diary.
