Sentence examples for sometimes out from inspiring English sources
I began by laughing - sometimes out loud.
"Sometimes in, sometimes out," she said.
He stays with friends or sometimes out on the streets with other drug users.
"You build your case, sometimes from the bottom, sometimes out from the top".
And here's what I say in response, sometimes out loud and sometimes just in my mind.
The handheld, sometimes out-of-focus camera, which trails him, often from behind, lends the action a queasy verisimilitude.
I, too, have been employing Nancy Rappaport's "worried thought, brave thought" strategies to manage my own sometimes out-of-control emotions surrounding the shootings in Newtown, Conn.
Mr Krezolek said Ms Luczak, would "sometimes out-of-the-blue explode and cause arguments".
"When he was team-mates with Lewis Hamilton, he was matching Lewis's pace, won against him, sometimes out-qualified him.
The "Elliot Forbes" actors were usually people local to the production company, sometimes out-of-work performers.
