Sentence examples for lots sometimes from inspiring English sources

The center was also built with no parking, forcing audiences to park in grim city lots, sometimes several blocks away, and walk to the center.

The Brigham land department began to follow where EOG was leasing, and obtained the rights to small portions on the same lots — sometimes as little as an acre within a two-square-mile parcel.

Still, compared with the "flat land with square properties" of her childhood community, she said, Centerport is "wildernessy," with many houses on irregular lots, sometimes built into hills, like hers, with "beautiful views of harbors and the Mill Pond".

Ms. Moriarty said the only hope of buying a house for under $1 million in the Cold Spring Harbor school district was in that part of the district where two-acre zoning doesn't apply, and houses on quarter- or half-acre lots sometimes crop up for $700,000.

They help a lot, sometimes more than they should.

It wags around a lot, sometimes accurately representing the movement of the dog, sometimes not.

They also improvised a lot, sometimes in direct communication around notes, chords, or tonal centers and sometimes in parallel paths.

She dances, she vamps, she changes her clothes a lot; sometimes she even sings.

Dear Eva, I'm a single woman who travels overseas a lot, sometimes for work.

Back then, he says, the lot sometimes sold 100 tonnes a day.

He listened a lot, sometimes looking at what I said incredulously.