Sentence examples for sometimes thought out from inspiring English sources

Throughout my primary and secondary school years, my mom sometimes thought out loud about my genetics.

Sometimes he thought out loud.

So I sometimes thought of him, or her, my only actual, snuffed-out offspring.

Gray says, "I learned the importance of building a compatible and well thought out team because sometimes it just doesn't work.

Parents sometimes listen to reason if they know you've thought out and prepared your arguments.

"I sometimes think of being smuggled out but then I fear the sea, that my young ones would drown.

I've sometimes thought that I should go out and buy a clock and present it to myself.

Do you sometimes think of death?".

And sometimes it may be wrongful to threaten what it would be right to carry out (blackmail and extortion are sometimes thought to include such cases).

I sometimes think I could measure out my life in pasta dishes – the vat of bolognese I make about twice a year to portion and freeze, the crab linguines, the creamless carbonaras, the onion and anchovy, the ragù of sausage meat paled and thickened by mascarpone, the orecchiette with roasted garlic, purple sprouting and double cream, the pumpkin ravioli flavoured with nutty sage butter.

Those that start out strong and wear themselves out sometimes think they have already won, and don't expect to be overtaken by those who paced themselves at the outset.