Sentence examples for sooner sometimes from inspiring English sources

Like a parent should, and at a point - sometimes sooner, sometimes later - just cannot.

Like a parent should, and at a point -- sometimes sooner, sometimes later -- just cannot.

AT&T is warning consumers sooner, sometimes when a subscriber hits around 1.5GB of data.

Typically the platelet count will fall 5 14 days after heparin is first given; if someone has received heparin in the previous three months, the fall in platelet count may occur sooner, sometimes within a day.

Honestly, the first fitting could be even sooner, but sometimes brides take some time to make up their minds, because they have to look at a million details in their dress.

The good news is that it usually disappears after four months, and sometimes sooner.

Starting at 6 30 p.m., they end as early as 9, sometimes sooner.

They are then released a couple of weeks later (sometimes sooner if the story is also reported by another news outlet).

We do!" Season 4, episode 15, written by Al Jean and Mike Reiss Lisa discovers something we all discover sooner or later: sometimes someone loves you and you don't love them back.

Although liberal composition of reusable components saves time and expense, many experiments indicate that people will pay for this (liberal composition) sooner or later, sometimes paying even a higher price than the savings obtained from reusing components.

As a planner, I can spot the difficult guests right as they walk in the door, and sometimes sooner than that.