Welcome to the City
Leo had learned through many social interactions and conversations that when three people were involved it sometimes made things a bit awkward and forced.
Collar
sometimes, master's guests sneak food. sometimes, treats, perform well." "did you eat today?"
Heart of Africa 2-Chapter 9
sometimes i think i'm that lioness. the one in my dream. i sometimes think that's the reason why she's alone with her cubs, i guess that's why i don't see any other adult lions in my dream. sometimes it bothers me, but it's also beautiful in a way."
Shadow and Troy Pt. 5: Novus Amor
sometimes...in the past...other guys? not like major or anything, of course, but curious....sometimes. and i thought, with what you said and all...maybe i should.."
Chapter 7: Tré
sometimes tears were shed, other times not (and even sometimes something aside from tears was shed upon the hill.) but the hill had always helped him, channeling a silent, secret healing force.
The Aesir Pantheon
sometimes she's kind and matronly, a baker of cookies and a dryer of eyes. other times, she's just the right person to kick you into gear.
Night stalker
But you could sense them on you, sometimes for hours at a time. it was getting worse. when you showed up today at dusk it was already silent.
wander ~ Chapter 5
Every now and then you'd get that teacher who would be all pissy about public displays of affection, sometimes going so far as to give you detention for a kiss on the cheek.
Beau - Chapter Five
But sometimes being hauled up around heavy metal rock music all the time can give you a headache." "i can understand that, i suppose."
Identity: Chapter Thirty-Six
I just wanted to live as proof that good sometimes _can_win in the real world, not just in fairy tales." the coyote smiled fondly. "and i wouldn't want that.
The Fire Without. (Part 2)
sometimes they hide inside other sources of noise, like the whisper of passing traffic, the hum of electric fans or the roar of a thunderstorm. but they are never inside my head.
The Little Stuffed Gray Fox
Every day, we always cheered as little kids would take us off the shelves, sometimes begging their parents to let them have us to play. sometimes, they would say ‘yes’, and place us in their shopping carts.