Sometimes, in the midst of buoyant social occasions, something inside the woman seemed to switch off.
But sometimes, in the midst of busy schedules and family activities, I forget to do a sleep check.
Sometimes, in the midst of a particularly furious run, it can seem as if we are actually hearing his vocal cords separating, fraying, going up in flames.
Sometimes in the midst of our hectic holiday preparations, we forget how overpowering the Passover experience is and to what lengths our people went to keep their traditions and their faith, even under the most horrendous conditions.
For more than a decade the CBS-owned stations that help deliver a crucial lead-in audience to the network news have themselves languished at No. 3 in the local news ratings, if not lower, sometimes in the midst of budget cuts imposed by the network.
Typically Gray begins a sequence by describing himself sitting in his study, or at a favourite table in a Barbados beach hotel, or on a terrace in Spetses, writing with a ballpoint on a yellow legal pad, and of course smoking, usually alone in the small hours, but sometimes in the midst of other people whom he describes and eavesdrops on, before dredging up some memory from the past.
But sometimes the grimmest stuff provides the best fodder for novels, and sometimes being in the midst of the struggle allows for the best reading of those novels.
Thermal-tolerant species are closely related to species that manifest no thermal tolerance, and a single thermal-tolerant species was sometimes found in the midst of many related species that are not thermal tolerant.
He himself probably doesn't worry about it very much, at least once a song's done, though he sometimes wonders aloud in the midst of the writing.
Sometimes I willingly choose to tap into it and sometimes, such as now in the midst of the holidays, it takes over me.
Encouraging moments like that sometimes seem so elusive in the midst of a bad slump, and that is how it was in 2001 when Bay almost quit baseball in his first professional season.
