Sentence examples for sometimes next from inspiring English sources
These 1980s vacuum cleaners, never used, lie in transparent plastic display cases, alone or paired, sometimes next to strips of neon.
And the way in which they do so has implications for all sorts of in-play betting markets, including ones on which team will take the next corner or, sometimes, next but one corner.
"Sometimes next to nobody," said Jeff Lipsky, co-president of Lot 47 Films, a New York film distribution company, who can tick off a list of foreign Oscar nominees and even winners that never made it out of the art-film ghetto, films like "Character," a 1998 Oscar winner from the Netherlands.
"We all fall sometimes, next time I might need your help," I hear before the two boys rejoin the class.
It is illegal for adult Syrians to work in Jordan without a costly and elusive work permit, though many do so anyway, especially in low-skill sectors, earning about a third of what Jordanians make, according to one source, or sometimes next to nothing at all if employers refuse to pay.
It occurs sometime between June 20 and June 21 (sometimes June 22) in the Northern Hemisphere, and December 21 and December 22 (sometimes December 23) in the Southern Hemisphere.
From an astronomical point of view, the summer solstice occurs sometime between June 20 and June 21 (sometimes June 22) in the Northern Hemisphere, and December 21 and December 22 (sometimes December 23) in the Southern Hemisphere.
Five o'clock would be normal — sometimes earlier.
"Sometimes summer is really boring," she said.
Sometimes the problem occurred last week, sometimes last year.
