Sentence examples for sometimes began from inspiring English sources

Days on location sometimes began at 4 a.m. because security was easier to provide with fewer pedestrians around, she said.

As the days went by, Belinda sometimes began taking her turn on my transfer schedule without a co-lifter.

And Sam Gold's direction, very cast-supportive, reminded me of Rebecca Taichman's vision for the Adjmi play, down to the swiftness with which the lines were spoken and the way scenes sometimes began with little preamble.

He sometimes began with a preface similar to the one every alcoholic uses to address meetings of the organization, changing it to give his full name: "My name is Joe Martin, and I'm an alcoholic".

Examination of Mozart's surviving sketches and drafts — Constanze threw many sketches away — reveals that the composer sometimes began a piece, set it aside, and resumed it months or years later; rewrote troubling sections several times in a row; started movements from scratch when a first attempt failed to satisfy; and waited to finish an aria until a singer had tried out the opening.

Although the anxious tapping of toes as audiences wait for the next number is hardly an unknown offstage sound effect at this series, at "Lost in the Stars" I sometimes began to imagine it would drown out the tom-toms onstage.

Terror, it seems, sometimes begins at home.

"Hi, I'm Ed Koch," his reviews would sometimes begin.

Towards the end, even the diehard secularists sometimes begin to get the idea.

Shomrim officials sometimes begin the searches themselves, partly to avoid bothering the police unnecessarily.

The disorder may develop over a lifetime, sometimes beginning in childhood or adolescence.