Sentence examples for Who sometime from inspiring English sources
Fencing was first supported in England by Henry VIII, who, sometime before 1540, granted letters patent to several fencing masters that allowed them to teach there.
Gen. Henning von Tresckow Kenneth Branaghh), who, sometime earlier, tries to blow up Hitler with a bomb hidden in bottles of French liqueur.
"For each settler who arrives in the West Bank there will be five Palestinians who, sometime in the future, will arrive in Jordan," adds a Jordanian member of parliament and former prime minister, Taher al-Masri, himself a Palestinian.
The formulas were passed on to his daughter, Ova Heath Spoonemore, who, sometime later, acted as the hostess at a Stanley Home Products party where Mrs. Ash was conducting the demonstration.
It is Patti Smith who, sometime later, eulogized Benjamin in a poem: With a throat smooth as a lamb yet dry as a branch not snapping He throws back his head yet he does not sing a thing mournful.
The name derives from Marcion of Asia Minor who, sometime after his arrival in Rome, fell under the influence of Cerdo, a Gnostic Christian, whose stormy relations with the Church of Rome were the consequence of his belief that the God of the Old Testament could be distinguished from the God of the New Testament the one embodying justice, the other goodness.
Their most-important teacher was Vedantadeshika, also known as Venkatanatha, who lived sometime during the late 14th century.
Merit Ptah, who lived sometime around 2700 2500 bce, is described on her tomb as "the chief physician".
A rare tumor called a rhabdomyosarcoma was found on the face of a Chilean child who lived sometime between A.D. 300 and 600.
Particularly striking was the coffin labeled Burial 101, containing the remains of a man between 26 and 35 who died sometime after 1760.
Upon her visit, the author heard the homeowner's "legend of a mad woman who had, sometime in the previous century, been confined in a remote attic room still known as 'Mad Mary's Room'", the house's website states.
