Sentence examples for sometimes someone else from inspiring English sources

Sometimes someone else wins.

But in a tsunami, sometimes someone else's belongings get mixed with other people's belongings, so please carefully confirm the face and body, a policeman said.

Sometimes someone else would chop off his head as soon as he'd completed the incision.

Your "nice-guy" attitude might not help you make it in the art world: sometimes, someone else will get filthy rich off your stroke of genius.

She made a few attempts to explain that just because the system says a book is in stock and I order it and the order is confirmed, sometimes someone else will order a 100 copies of that same book and you're just out of luck.

Sometimes someone else you know can fix them by hand.

"You want to protect his privacy, and you also want the people coming in to be able to imagine themselves living there, and sometimes having someone else's pictures around distracts from that," Ms. Ariffin said.

When you give, you're more likely to get back: Several studies, including work by sociologists Brent Simpson and Robb Willer, have suggested that when you give to others, your generosity is likely to be rewarded by others down the line sometimes by the person you gave to, sometimes by someone else.

"It doesn't feel real sometimes, having someone else's heart in my body, but it just feels like mine now.

We sometimes think someone else should apologize, not me!

One of his claims to fame is his commitment to reading a book a day though he later admitted that he sometimes has someone else read the books for him, which puts a big, honking asterisk next to that claim.