Sentence examples for sometimes of his from inspiring English sources

He spoke sometimes of his house in Neuilly, and of a property in Hossegor.

The role of the jongleur included that of musician, juggler, and acrobat, as well as reciter of such literary works as the fabliaux, chansons de geste, lays, and other metrical romances that were sometimes of his own composition.

Every several days, with uncanny regularity, Mr. Bush has found himself dealing with surprises, errors or distractions, sometimes of his own making, that throw his campaign off course and threaten to blunt his efforts to regain some of the ground he seems to have lost to Mr. Gore.

But sometimes some of his old works stun him.

The father sometimes talks of his people in anthropological terms — "We Bidens," he says.

Berg is infatuated with heroes, military, sports and, sometimes, because of his teenage years, misfits.

Mr Miliband's advisers sometimes despaired of his resistance to their advice.

Sometimes part of his routine involves a visit to Larry Jones's barn in quest of some of its feed.

A few inscriptions even mention the genius of a dead person, as Christian epitaphs sometimes speak of his angel.

Fifteen years later, Tannenbaum, now the Jets' general manager, sometimes thinks of his neighbor, a brain surgeon.

Mr. Obama sometimes talks of his vision of an "iPod government," with simple programs that people can understand.