Sentence examples for that time sometimes from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it's annoying to block out that time (sometimes getting off work) to go hand off a key to an Airbnb guest.

As Bank of America's stock skids toward levels it has not seen since the credit crisis, one is reminded of a lesson from that time: sometimes banks need to raise capital, even when they think they don't need it.

As is normal for a business doing 15,000 transactions during that time, sometimes a customer didn't pay all their bills, but it didn't happen often, and it was covered by provisions in the accounts, meaning there was no impact on the accounts or the growth rate".

One reason for this was probably that the ALMPs at that time sometimes were more focused on pastime than on work, often involving hobby-related activities, such as decorative painting or various handicrafts.1 Today, the ALMPs are much more focused on employment and labor-demand-driven skills-upgrading.

If we think about how much time it takes for us to accomplish a task, and the cost of that time, sometimes it's more affordable to outsource.

Most find that after this time (sometimes just as they were about to give up), the going became considerably easier.

I have also found that The Times sometimes writes about the administration's point of view in The Times's own voice rather than providing distance through clear attribution.

We got over a tough one that time.... Sometimes, toward the end of our conversations, we would go over the fact that really our relations ought to be better.

In "Surviving Disruption," they point out that disruption, digital and otherwise, is less a single event than a process that plays out over time — "sometimes quickly and completely, but other times slowly and incompletely.

Instead it is royalties and rights that pay dividends over time – sometimes more so than television.

Yet sometimes that time never actually reveals itself.