Sentence examples for will sometimes say from inspiring English sources
People in any walk of life will sometimes say anything to get out of trouble.
Even these words seem to be merely approximate labels for them: a Mundurukú who is shown three objects will sometimes say there are three, sometimes four.
"People will sometimes say, 'I live in Southampton township,' " said Deidre Ciraco Francolini, the manager and an associate broker at Coldwell Banker Dunesview Properties in Westhampton Beach.
At one point, the affectionate mother of two autistic teen-agers confesses, "My husband will sometimes say, 'Would you marry me again?' I say, Yeah, but not with the kids.
Because the red metal has many industrial uses, commodity watchers will sometimes say copper has "a PhD in economics", and it can be a gauge of future industrial demand.
"I tell you in all honesty," he will sometimes say at a crucial moment - a curious tactic, since it might inspire the cynical to wonder about the relative honesty of what he's been saying before.
He'll sometimes say to me at night: 'What if we just lived here forever?' ".
Right now, if you ask [many executives], "Who is in charge of the next big innovation," they'll sometimes say that everyone is in charge of it.
Other men can and do talk, and will even sometimes say, 'I love you.' Your guy may care for you, but you're saying that's not enough.
To this day we'll still sometimes say to each other "Those trees!
They'll also sometimes say that many of those products are not very good, and contain ingredients they'd rather not eat.
