Sentence examples for sometimes for events from inspiring English sources

I wear them sometimes for events.

He used to go back sometimes for anniversary events on the Normandy beaches, standing to attention in a dark suit, wearing his campaign medals and the miniature of his Military Cross.

They want to broadcast sometimes at 300 kbps and sometimes for important events like Fortune 50 earnings calls at 1 Mbps.

In a neat bit of back-scratching, MaxMara sometimes dresses Ms. Platt for events.

"I can't tell you the number of times I woke up and told Richard I can't believe what we left on the table last night," said Nadine Johnson, the power publicist (who has sometimes represented the restaurant for events), referring to her ex-husband, the gossip columnist Richard Johnson.

"You can't get bank funding and why would any private individual put their money into building a large-scale venue when the risks are so great that your licence can be removed for events sometimes out of your control?" says Leslie.

Understand that sometimes we feel guilt for events out of our control.

"But now it's getting so big -- sometimes so many people show up for events I have to explain who we are and what we're doing -- I'm considering splitting it up into chapters".

When Petraeus left the military and took the job at the CIA, Broadwell kept in contact with him and sometimes was invited to his office for events such as his meeting with actress Angelina Jolie.

And when I needed a cool-headed narrator for the sometimes startling events of the story, an unmarried country doctor felt right - and recalled, to me at least, the scholarly bachelors who so often narrate the classic ghost stories of MR James.

Why is a conspiracy sometimes easier to accept as a rationale for events than a string of unrelated causes?