Sentence examples for to sometimes take from inspiring English sources

In order to succeed, you have to be able to sometimes take that risk".

And I like to sometimes take the humans that are too perfect for a spin and debase them.

"It was my requirement to sometimes take out Shakespeare or sometimes amend Shakespeare," says John Barton, a friend from Cambridge, who did the adaptation.

"You've got to sometimes take a risk.

"You try and play in the right areas, but the players have to sometimes take two touches instead of one.

"You hear about production taking place all around the world and it's really hard to sometimes take that global production process and figure out how much can be attributed to a particular economy".

One local drug vendor reported that to get a lorry to take their drugs to Damaturu sometimes took up to 2 weeks.

It has been argued that there are gender differences in sickness absence are due to that women sometimes take sick leave to care for (sick) children.

American mycologist Smith noted that the eggs are often slow to open, sometimes taking up to two weeks before the stalk expands.

There's a route I sometimes take to get from home to the Lexington Avenue subway.

Since 1086, the property has passed from generation to generation, sometimes taking a detour via marriage, once to a godson, but kept mostly in the same family.