Sentence examples for would sometimes make from inspiring English sources

This helps explain why he would sometimes make what turned out to be ridiculously optimistic pronouncements.

Though Schulz would sometimes make satirical allusions to events of the day, the adult world never really intruded.

As an aide to the former governor, Andrew Cuomo would sometimes make calls to reporters on his father's behalf, often playing the bad cop.

Dr. Khatib said experts did not expect rigid adherence to the guidelines, and knew that doctors would sometimes make judgment calls for individual patients.

Chief Pete Mercado said the department's lone ambulance would sometimes make 10 trips to the port of entry in a given day.

According to de Latour, after a couple of days of smoking, Scott-Heron would sometimes make holes in the walls looking for microphones and cameras.

(I sometimes wonder if banks would make any profits at all if they couldn't take advantage of the poor and unsophisticated).

Even though I screen clients, sometimes it would be nice to make money through the safety of a computer screen.

When she had to stretch to move a card she'd sometimes make a little noise, a groan or grunt, as if complaining about this slight adjustment of her body but taking pleasure in it, all the same.

The voices rise higher, as though the song were making itself giddy, and Droste follows his promise with a plea for what Mary J. Blige called "no more drama": "Would you always, maybe sometimes, make it easy?

I personally know many Arab immigrants here in the States who would rather live in America (and sometimes make less money) and not have to live close to chatty relatives with back-handed compliment syndrome.