Sentence examples for would sometimes join from inspiring English sources

Khalifa would sometimes join his own friends, the more conservatively minded Salafists with their loose gowns and square-cut beards.

I would sometimes join him on runs around the wooded periphery of Athens's original Olympic stadium (site of the Games's opening ceremony next week).

He was so well loved by his clients that they would sometimes join him on family vacations with his wife and children, Christina, 11; Brittany, 9; and Todd Jr., 7.

While celebrating in Yugoslavia, he would sometimes join public celebrations, or marched along the streets.

His other mates would sometimes join in on songs (seemingly after the pub had shut) and occasionally there would be beats from a Casio keyboard.

These workouts became legendary as the most demanding in the league, and other players would sometimes join Rice just to see what it was like.

In that period, I'd sometimes join the regular lunches he had with the late Richard Harris — a remarkable investigative reporter for The New Yorker who had the aggressively unsentimental world view often found among people in his line of work.

In grade school, she'd sometimes join her father when he had to work on Saturdays, taking the train from their home in Smithtown, New York, to his office at Wells Fargo Bank in Manhattan.

He would watch, and sometimes join in, as Desteny crafted dolls and animals from Play-Doh.

The candidates themselves sometimes join in, too.

Musicians sometimes join the singers on stage.