Sentence examples for sometimes with the from inspiring English sources

Sometimes with the use of speedy chemicals.

"And sometimes with the small boutiques they do a good job and she's beautiful, and sometimes with the big chains they overdress her, but she's still beautiful.

Elizabeth aimed at fomenting the rivalry between the two men and came to terms sometimes with the one and sometimes with the other.

Mussina said Girardi has been more vocal during games than Torre, speaking sometimes with the technical knowledge of a former catcher, sometimes with the authority of a manager.

Tells about jacob's vote-getting schemes, his wooing of constituents, and his record in Congress, sometimes with the Republicans, and sometimes with the Democrats.

Terrified of insects, she shut her windows tight, sometimes with the blinds drawn, for five weeks.

"Sometimes with the Winery, though, we can transcend that a little bit.

She cooked delicious traditional meals, sometimes with the help of her son.

Sometimes it allies itself with the poor, sometimes with the rich.

"But sometimes with the new people that's all we can get.

This mushy sometimes-with-the-bankers, sometimes-with-the-middle-class thing isn't working, and the real swing voters, as opposed to whatever it is the DC centrists are talking about, are the populist working class folks.