Sentence examples for more sometime from inspiring English sources

What's more, sometime in mid-February the government will reach the limit of its authority to borrow money.

But even though it's the right decision to sell now (given her individual situation) and buy a smaller home, a decision has been made to wait because the news, the forecasts and even the guesses are implying that the house could be worth substantially more sometime in the next 12 months.

We'll hopefully find out more sometime this week.

If she keeps it quick and friendly, then perhaps she isn't interested, but if she tries to make it longer, then perhaps she's interested in more sometime.

Tell her you would love to speak to her more sometime and compliment her personality (e.g. "you are one of the more interesting people I've met today". This is neither a big compliment or insult).

It's a trade-off: the lives of a relatively few poor women today, versus the lives of many more women sometime in the future.

Mr Calderón's package held little promise that this situation change dramatically, but was seen as a step forward and as setting a path for more reforms sometime in the future.

In meetings on Monday with the Israeli defense minister, Ehud Barak, and Israeli intelligence officials, Admiral Mullen and his staff listened to concerns that Iran could produce a nuclear bomb, unless deterred, by the end of 2009 at the earliest or, more likely, sometime in 2010-11.

Often, it becomes more dangerous sometime by killing human beings.

For this reason, ED studies on magnetic frameworks are becoming more common, sometime coupling the electron density with the spin density analysis.

Less hotel tonight and more hotel sometime in the not-too-distant future.