Sentence examples for sometimes everyone from inspiring English sources

But sometimes everyone just wants to colour or play in the playground.

It can be upsetting: sometimes everyone in the room is in tears.

Sometimes everyone pitched in and moved them out of the way, but "we ended up eating around the coffee table some nights," Donna Devlin admits.

And when the stoplights go out at the big intersections, as they do sometimes, everyone reverts to the etiquette of the four-way stop as if to a bastion of civilization.

Life can be hard, and sometimes everyone needs to know there is no disaster so great that it can eradicate the basic human instinct to care, as well as to survive.

The stark shafts of light Mr. Austin deploys throughout the evening are beginning to strike me as an overused cliché; sometimes everyone in a Donmar show seems to carry around his or her own little halo of smoke-suffused luminescence.

In the 1940s, it sometimes seems, everyone was called Fazackerley.

They concede that, elsewhere in the constitution, "the people" sometimes means everyone collectively, not as individuals.

But that's not how rugby league goes sometimes and everyone moves around.

Sometimes, when everyone's in bed, I indulge in a bowl of Special K with Greek yoghurt.

But if our hearts get opened and released — well, that's what theater can do, and does sometimes, and everyone is thankful when that happens".