Sentence examples for sometimes apart from inspiring English sources

They have dabbled in music and acting ever since, sometimes apart, more frequently in tandem.

We then encounter them, sometimes together, sometimes apart, every year on the same date, ending on July 15 , 2011

The two roll and leap, sometimes together and sometimes apart but almost always in sync; for all its seemingly roughhouse spontaneity, the moves have been carefully rehearsed.

In the years that followed, Dorothea and her twin sister, Rose, were shuttled among sympathetic Christian neighbors, sometimes together, sometimes apart, often hidden in closets.

Shooting cheaply, devising homemade special effects and casting friends and acquaintances, the Kuchars produced — sometimes in collaboration, sometimes apart — touchstones of the 1960s cinematic avant-garde like "Corruption of the Damned," "Sins of the Fleshapoids" and "Hold Me While I'm Naked".

He became an itinerant playboy in Europe and, though rather openly homosexual, married a wealthly, older American divorcée, Linda Lee Thomas, on Dec. 18, 1919; they spent the next two decades in lively partying and social traveling, sometimes together, sometimes apart.

As Brahms's music rises, the dancers sometimes break apart.

Doubles teams are like marriages, players often say, and even the best sometimes fall apart.

They sometimes exist apart, and collectively gravitate to the same majors, like sociology or government.

Two former leaders in the church, Marty Rathbun and Mike Rinder, told me that families are sometimes broken apart.

All these movies pass each other in orbit, sometimes decades apart.