Sentence examples for out there sometimes from inspiring English sources

Bob and Ray had an office in the Graybar Building, near Grand Central, for a bit, and I hung out there sometimes, as quietly as could be.

Still, there is a niche of buyers out there sometimes referred to as "prosumers" who demand features similar to professional products, and who are willing to pay more for those features.

"The show, while being very out there sometimes, also has this grounded sensibility of what happens in life can happen in the show.

It's hard out there sometimes.

"Rough seas out there?" "Sometimes".

It was cold out there, sometimes snowing, so these hot tubs were nearly always empty.

And, as one expert pointed out, there are sometimes reasons for the government's byzantine structure — even on salmon regulation.

"There are some great artists out there, but sometimes we could just do with a bit more dignity," she said.

In summer, when school is out, there are sometimes so many children that Officer O'Donohue watches to make sure none fall into Fifth Avenue from the busy sidewalk.

"The people have to realize that we're trying as hard as we can out there, and sometimes they make some stupid comments," García said.

As Shackleton points out, there have sometimes been more than 20 foreign releases, and the system could be played through skilful lobbying: Rupert Murdoch managed to secure a wide release for Titanic in 1998 by screening it privately for the then-president Jiang Zemin; the premier's personal endorsement eventually went on the movie posters.