Sentence examples for more sometimes a from inspiring English sources

I get about roughly seven hours of sleep, sometimes more, sometimes a little less.

But with per-minute fees of $1 or more (sometimes a lot more), you'll still need a regular mobile phone for everyday use.

"When Apple launched iTunes in America it said there was one deal for everyone but we soon found out that the majors were getting paid more, sometimes a lot more than us.

That's why Ring Capital plans to invest around €5 to €10 million ($6 to $12 million) in each company — sometimes a bit more, sometimes a bit less.

So we can appreciate each other more". Sometimes a short stay at home works out just fine.

A diligent DWP watchdog might ask: "Another study?" There have been, after all, at least three different analyses over the last seven years, and all have reached the same conclusion: DWP employees get paid more, sometimes a lot more, than workers at other utilities and those in similar city jobs.

Buyers at the top end of the market – with a budget of £500,000 or more – sometimes employ a buying agent with good contacts to search the market.

And while they both maintained their deadpan, Ms. Griggs inflected everything more, sometimes taking a sensual pleasure in the moves that was both funny and attractive.

Sometimes you pay a little bit more, sometimes you pay a little bit less.

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They should be six weeks apart and can number 10 or more, sometimes administered over a year.