Sentence examples for how some time from inspiring English sources

Ashmead told how, some time in the nineteen-seventies, he had met the actress Estelle Winwood — now perhaps best remembered for her role as one of the amorous old ladies with whom Zero Mostel is entangled in "The Producers".

When I went to see a course in Newcastle, one woman described how, some time after she had left her husband and found a house for herself and her children, her ex would steal in five minutes before they left for school and take one of the kids' shoes – leaving the family in permanent fear (and also always late for school).

We can see how some time points obviously are harder than others to predict.

He also describes how for some time he felt directionless and unsettled: he was "killing time".

Or wait -- how about some time off during the day so that we can go home and play with our dogs?

You know how after some time, the bristles of your brushes start to seem stiffer, clump together, or fall out and stick to your skin?

Women discussed how, after some time, the negative effects of medicines could wear off and suit them better.

How some one-time giants got back into good graces.

Just how you took some time to find a suitable paper, write on it, and mail it instead of the online alternative, shows how much thought went into it.

With all his title design jobs, though, he'll first need to learn how to spare some time for himself.

How about spending some time and energy building the music licensing business of the present.