Sentence examples for would sometimes do from inspiring English sources

His four-years-younger sister would sometimes do his high school homework.

"So what me and the other gals would sometimes do is fart while we walked up and down the aisle.

Before literacy was widespread, a person who could read would sometimes do so in public for the benefit of others, and well into the 19th century there was a custom of reading aloud as family entertainment.

"He was very much into generating revenue, getting more people through the gates, and he would sometimes do that at the expense of authenticity: the petting zoo, the nature tram".

In lieu of playing piano for four Broadway shows in a week — "I would sometimes do the 'Les Miz' matinee and then 'Phantom' that night," he said — he and Mr. Wesley will spend the next month putting on as many as four shows a day at the 30-seat Bridge Theater at Shetler Studios in Midtown.

He was also a hard worker; he would sometimes do court paperwork himself, as well as do his judicial duties, in an attempt to speed up the legal process.

But Mr. Doyle said he received most of his education at the Beatrice Inn, where he'd sometimes do homework on his laptop.

"When we were younger and would put on plays, we'd sometimes do it beneath the roof and for special effects, I'd throw things down," Emma, 17, said.

we would and sometimes do these crazy maneuvers to prevent our children from getting hit, [it's] crazy we have to resort to this...... but know we care for your children and [that's] the bottom line". But some complained, and some wondered if the maneuver might not be counterproductive.

And would-be buyers sometimes do not get to see the co-op or condo they would like to see, because the broker who holds the listing sometimes does not want to share it.

The fish were so domesticated that if they'd had fingers (as fish sometimes do) they'd have signed for it and charged it to their room.