Sentence examples for Yesterday at some point from inspiring English sources

Carl Golden, a spokesman for the company, Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, said yesterday, "At some point or other down the road, there's going to have to be some serious discussions of expanding the system".

As John Boehner put it yesterday: "At some point, Washington has to deal with its spending problem". But of course, Dems have not only agreed to cut spending; they have already accepted a good deal more in spending cuts than Republicans have agreed to in new revenues.

Even though trust and confidence are lacking today, at some point it will be regained.

While the service life of a WT is relatively long (20 40 years), at some point a significant number of WTs will reach the end of their service lives.

"As someone who loved American movies," he tweeted this month, "at some point in 2013 I realized that they were probably dead as an art form.

This year, at some point, the allies will probably go on the attack, in support of a counter-offensive by the forces of the Iraqi government and the Kurds.

President Mitterrand will meet privately with President Reagan on Governors Island on July 4 at some point during the Operation Sail festivities, officials said yesterday.

If they take a small step backward this year, at some point they will go on a run that will be an impressive run.

Although the tradition has existed previously in less populated areas of New Jersey, especially in the 1940s, at some point (peaking in the 1990s) dual office holding became an essential component in the structure of an urban political machine.

Everyone in the survey was interviewed in December of 2011 and again in 2012 at some point, which allows us to track how people are making up their minds throughout the campaign.

He expects the S.& P. 500 to test 1,300 at some point, which would be about a 10 percent decline from current levels, before ending the year about where it is now.