Sentence examples for would sometimes speak from inspiring English sources

Lily Liu, who runs the day care center at P.S. 2, said Ms. Kenna would sometimes speak of her landlord woes over lunch.

At the Altar of Wall Street Mr. Gramm would sometimes speak with reverence about the nation's financial markets, the trading and deal making that churn out wealth.

"Perrin would sometimes speak to us badly as a team and little by little the dressing-room was completely destabilised," remembered Mido, who played in that game.

James: I often wondered how much the audience was getting, and I would sometimes speak to them after the show.

The Twin Towers were both a livelihood and a passion for him: he would speak of them with the absorbed fascination with which poets sometimes speak of Dante's canzones.

I do sometimes speak before I should.

I'm sorry, I sometimes speak tactlessly.

Would that The New York Times also sometimes spoke of the other aspects of these wars: more than 50 million civilians liberated from tyranny; no repeat of a terrorist attack like 9/11, with its loss of some 3,000 innocents; and thousands of young Americans voluntarily serving overseas in enthusiastic support of these goals.

One close friend mentioned that he sometimes spoke incessantly, and she would have to tune him out.

During the 1992 campaign, Bill Clinton sometimes spoke of a "twofer" ("two for the price of one") presidency, implying that Hillary would play an important role in his administration.

They would seek encouragement from their parents, but since they had begun living at school to avoid wasting time traveling, they could not see their parents everyday, so they sometimes spoke to their teachers about the stress.