Sentence examples for shoulder sometimes from inspiring English sources

The ego memory has a built-in chip on its shoulder, sometimes seeing things that are not necessarily there.

The best pork for this stew, and all braised pork dishes, is cut from the shoulder (sometimes called Boston butt), or from the shoulder end of the loin.

Sometimes we need a shoulder, sometimes we need a nudge and sometimes we need someone to verbalize what we do not even realize we know to be the truth.

And so with every cocked head, bedroom eye and pouted lip, with each faux gang sign or historic artifact seen canted over someone's shoulder (sometimes both), we are finally able to achieve the quick and dirty of what our ancestors having been taking so damn long to do.

They sing, arms around one another's shoulders, sometimes smiling bashfully toward the camera.

In fact, the members of this crew are always looking over their shoulders, sometimes to their detriment.

There are injuries I also have to manage: just general management like a little problem with my back, sometimes with my shoulders, sometimes with my hip.

"Modern glamour," said Ms. Prada of the discreet dresses, with wide shoulders, sometimes bulked up with fur and decorated with glittering flora and fauna.

But in karaoke bars where one song costs 5 pesos, or a tenth of a dollar, strangers often rub shoulders, sometimes uneasily.

This time, he appeared to be suffering from delusions, too: "He said that he felt there was someone on his shoulders, sometimes seeing a light," says Harris.

He watched the way the new girl's shoulders sometimes rose as high as her ears, and how, at other times, she leaned way over to the right or left.