She'd sometimes order three or four times a night.
I sometimes order it myself … with a side of flies.
Officers sometimes order raids to curry political favor, he added, but low-paid soldiers want the Haitians around to extort bribes.
Boxers will sometimes order a 40x60 inch portrait, colored in oils ($17.50)a copy, this in case they should ever open a saloon, to hang over the bar.
If shown definite pre-existing evidence of criminal fraud, rather than tax-dodging, the BVI courts will sometimes order a local agent to disclose what it knows.
A court will sometimes order this shield pierced, but if the bank operates the company separately (as it usually does), this should never happen.
At bus stops, team leaders sometimes order the team to alight and mingle with the passengers, silently cultivating Ai Jia brand recognition.
Indeed, new inductees sometimes order the whole back catalog to show off on bookshelves, Mr. Brûlé said, like the Encyclopaedia Britannica for cool kids.
The same goes for Babbo, which serves Sprite from an eight-ounce bottle, and where, a bartender explained, patrons will sometimes order a Diet Coke as "a little pick-me-up before dinner".
This lack of portability has been a point of frustration for mortgage brokers, who must sometimes order multiple appraisals from different lenders if the mortgage process stalls, and pass along those costs to borrowers.
Students complain of being ordered by school administrators to put in long hours on short notice at jobs with no relevance to their studies; local governments sometimes order schools to provide labor, and the factories pay school administrators a bonus.
