Sentence examples for sometimes today from inspiring English sources
"Sometimes today I felt as if I didn't know the first thing about them — or this play," he says.
"Sometimes today in fashion the dream is lost," she sighs, discussing the pressures that brands are under to make "It bags", "It shoes".
While the past is sometimes today scorned, As a story we do not need to hear, He was brave for us, he was he who warned.
"Sometimes today we see a politics that is degrading, a politics that's going to the base, the bases of our emotions, of what disunifies us, not what unifies us," he said.
"No company in the world, except American Ballet Theater with Ratmansky, has the chance to be working constantly with this level of choreographer," Mr. Kekhman said of Mr. Duato, adding later: "Sometimes today we see on the stage what is called a classic ballet but which doesn't match our current world.
"Sometimes today it doesn't really matter how long the contract is for, it can be six, seven years but if you're not getting the job done you're not going to keep it," said the 45-year-old former England midfielder, who is back in management for the first time since leaving Notts County by mutual consent in April 2011.
It occurs sometime between June 20 and June 21 (sometimes June 22) in the Northern Hemisphere, and December 21 and December 22 (sometimes December 23) in the Southern Hemisphere.
From an astronomical point of view, the summer solstice occurs sometime between June 20 and June 21 (sometimes June 22) in the Northern Hemisphere, and December 21 and December 22 (sometimes December 23) in the Southern Hemisphere.
Five o'clock would be normal — sometimes earlier.
"Sometimes summer is really boring," she said.
