Sentence examples for saw sometimes from inspiring English sources

Welby said frontline reporters were the "lookouts who stand on the watchtower" and paid a "profound cost" for what they saw, "sometimes deeply hurt mentally, emotionally, physically, spiritually, even killed doing it".

"I've got a nice boyfriend," she added, which was another lie, or a half lie particularly that word "boyfriend," which she would never normally have used about the man she saw sometimes, a musician who was thoroughly wrapped up in his own work.

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A sawyer is someone who plays the saw, sometimes called a singing saw, or a musical saw.

So things you see, sometimes, are..."...

Sometimes I like what I see, sometimes I don't.

"You see, sometimes other chefs would steal your knives.

We see and hear what he sees; sometimes we see and hear it twice.

You see sometimes new trends are quiet, sly little things that sneak up on you slowly.

I don't like what I see sometimes in the newspapers.

I've seen, sometimes firsthand, the evidence that came out of the ground.