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sometimes

[suhm-tahymz] / ˈsʌmˌtaɪmz /


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The 49-year-old immediately laid out plans in October to cut 16,000 jobs and to tie pay more tightly to performance—moves that analysts saw as a strike at the company’s sometimes cozy practices.

From The Wall Street Journal

I watched the events unfold in Tiananmen myself, reporting and even sometimes living in the Square.

From BBC

That was not the only time we were treated to dazzling displays of brightly lit skies - sometimes as far south as Devon and Cornwall.

From BBC

Silva says few people are willing to take on the difficult - and sometimes dangerous - job.

From BBC

Many adults want romantic relationships, but for people with learning disabilities it is much harder and sometimes even impossible.

From BBC