Sentence examples for sometimes since from inspiring English sources

Sometimes since, she says, he has suggested that he blacked out and can't remember exactly what happened.

"I hadn't hit a ball for 10 days last week because my back acts up sometimes since the surgery," said Williams, who teed off shortly before 9 o'clock and proceeded to make five birdies and a bogey for her 67.

On past practice, the United States was in a strong position to demand the immediate return of the aircraft, but it would be hard to argue that the Chinese had no right to inspect it carefully.During the cold war, and sometimes since then, a number of Chinese fighter pilots defected to Taiwan, where a reward awaited them.

Sometimes, since we are just learning and don't know much, if we are paddling for a good wave that they want, they'll say, 'Get off!' They demand that we bail right in the middle of it, and start arguing with us".

The last of Federer's record 16 slam victories arrived here two years ago against Andy Murray and, for all his delightful gifts, he has sometimes since looked like a guest lingering too long at a party he once called his own.

Sometimes, since she won the Wimbledon title as a 17-year-old in 2004, it has seemed that the US-based Russian was more about branding and less about substance, but there was no denying the maturity of Saturday night's 6-4, 6-4 victory over Justine Henin-Hardenne in the women's US Open final.

And sometimes, especially since Sept. 11, they want to do something more meaningful.

But he has always been one step behind, sometimes two, since the arrival of the internet.

She has been complaining bitterly and sometimes publicly since, including saying in print that Mr. Penske had lied to her.

"We feel all alone sometimes, especially since the 2000 election," said Don Etherington, a junior high school teacher from Tipton.

Yes, the ADL has been fighting bigotry since the days of the Ku Klux Klan, but we have also been specifically combating Islamophobia, sometimes alone, since 9/11.