Sentence examples for an unidentified time from inspiring English sources

Shot in black and white, it starts badly in a claustrophobic, darkly lighted space (during an unidentified time), with a soldier having his sadistic way with another man, who whimpers in a chair, his hands tied behind him.

In dismissing the complaint, Judge Aspen found that "the S.E.C. theorizes that Sanchez was informed of some unidentified information related to the proposed acquisition, at an unidentified time, by an unidentified insider, and traded on this unidentified information".

During the transition from one release to another and the subsequent code modification, the data management system could become unavailable for an unidentified time (depending on the success and duration of system upgrade).

The song is set in an unidentified time and place of mass unemployment; the despairing male voice sings of his hopelessness: "For every job, so many men".

In reporting about The Daily News option, The Los Angeles Times quoted an unidentified Times spokeswoman as saying only that any transaction would be subject to government approval.

So instead of innovative solutions, we end up with negotiated bargains that often just defer many of the tough disagreements until some unidentified time in the future.

But a 1984 "Untitled (Rorschach Series)," sold to an unidentified first-time auction buyer who was bidding by telephone for $424,000.

In addition, the patient groups were defined by earlier or later inclusion, and unidentified time-dependent factors may have introduced bias, even though consistent standardization of procedures was feasible.

By the time an unidentified woman is found murdered, Laurence is already caught up in the family's secret dramas.

By Elif Batuman February 1, 2013 On Friday, February 1st, at around 1 15 P.M. local time, an unidentified man walked up to the security checkpoint at a staff entrance of the American Embassy in Ankara and blew himself to bits, killing a security guard and injuring a television journalist who was on her way to meet the Ambassador for tea.

The bigger picture, as my lawyer Shamik Dutta of Bhatt Murphy solicitors has pointed out, is that this broad justification could be applied to just about anyone in the country, legitimising the arbitrary surveillance of anyone on the basis that any of us could be the victim of an undefined crime, at the hands of an unidentified assailant, at any time.