Sentence examples for of a sometime from inspiring English sources
In 1933, Jerry Falwell was born in Lynchburg, the son of a sometime bootlegger.
What the blurbs did not mention was that each man was praising the work of a sometime boss.
Born in Edinburgh in 1726, son of a sometime town councillor, Hutton studied medicine at the town's college.
There's absolutely nothing to be afraid of!' " The son of a sometime dockworker, Mr. Bygraves liked to call himself "just an ordinary Cockney who made it".
The mischievous pals also had opportunity, in the form of a sometime secretary to Apollinaire who went on regular shopping expeditions to the ridiculously unsecured Louvre.
On the one hand, Leveson had been asked to provide an answer to all of the victims of a sometime reckless and invasive press, so that they can feel that their ordeals were not in vain.
He was virtually an architect of interiors, a sometime ceramist and a charming and sophisticated companion — one of the few men in his line of work to socialize with clients.
Indeed, Daniels couldn't even compete with the surprise CPAC appearance of Donald Trump, a sometime Democrat whose own substance-free Obama-bashing oration drew an overflow crowd.
Two years later, he examined two submachine guns retrieved from the home of Fred Burke, a sometime hit man for Al Capone, Moran's great rival.
Meanwhile, Representative Carolyn Maloney announced she had hired the political consulting firm of Bill Lynch, a sometime adviser to the governor, to promote her for the seat.
Sewell was born in 1931, the illegitimate son of Jessica, a sometime painter who knew Walter Sickert, Paul Nash and William Coldstream, to whom she sent the artistic Brian for tuition.
