Sentence examples for paid sometimes from inspiring English sources

It might seem odd to cheat during a simple league game, but the top players in the Bundesliga are paid, sometimes very well, to compete.

Today artists are proletarians with privileges: workers in the culture  industry, like the writers in Fitzgerald's "The Last Tycoon," well paid sometimes, but servants nonetheless.

She wasn't ever paid; sometimes she was raped by her employer; sometimes his wife hit her for failing to complete her work.

Airport checkpoints, government audits have repeatedly found, are manned by low paid, sometimes inattentive workers who are the main defense against a passenger trying to carry a weapon onto a jetliner.

He and his fellow band members – Gately, Shane Lynch, Mikey Graham and Keith Duffy – spent 10 months travelling around Ireland in a van, playing gigs in pubs where "the guys wanted to beat the crap out of us, the girls wanted to get up and hug us… sometimes you'd get paid, sometimes you wouldn't".

Yes, you get paid, sometimes substantially.

"In every good marriage, it pays sometimes to be a little deaf".

"But death and tragedy is the price you pay sometimes for one of the greatest jobs on earth".

More serious is the fact that someone has to pay, sometimes those who do not obviously benefit.

But–sometimes you pay, sometimes the check-in official simply looks the other way.

Sometimes guest bartenders are paid and sometimes not.