Sentence examples for she sometimes writes from inspiring English sources

While she lives in Washington, and so has no use for a bed at the town house, she sometimes writes there or hangs out and cooks with colleagues, which invariably leads to discussion of their work.

She was previously an editor at Condé Nast Traveler, and she sometimes writes about interesting places for T. For this issue of VICE, to chart the rise of the bucket hat, she spoke with an accessories professor at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology, trawled YouTube for early hip-hop videos, and watched Gilligan's Island for the first time.

In seventh grade, Melissa said, she sometimes wrote "goodbye notes" in her head in the shower.

This established a pattern of alternating Wexford with non-Wexford novels, although she sometimes wrote both in the same year.

(Fonda denies there was a ghostwriter, claiming she sometimes wrote "barefoot, with a down parka over my pajamas, hair akimbo, shivering with cold, teeth chattering, tears running down my face," which is of course the way most good writing is done).

Though she posted photos of her daughters looking adorable, she also sometimes wrote about them with the same sardonic tone in which she had formerly written about her workplace.

In the evenings, she still sometimes wrote in her journal, but the entries tended to turn into grocery lists, so she stopped.

She uploads pictures of her American shorthair cat, and sometimes writes about her day in her own posts.

Garza sometimes writes haiku she admires the economy of the form and in those four syllables she recognized a distillation not only of the anger that attended Zimmerman's acquittal but also of the animating principle at the core of black social movements dating back more than a century.

She is a gifted clawhammer banjo player, a seraphic vocalist, and an uninhibited songwriter who sometimes writes songs in Mandarin.

(He sometimes writes about other retailers, too).