Sentence examples for moved sometime from inspiring English sources

Spent radioactive fuel rods will be moved sometime next month from a cooling pool to concrete storage vaults at the Oyster Creek nuclear power plant in Lacey Township.

I'd like to move sometime next year.

But nearly everyone, it seems, has to pack up and move sometime.

I thought about college in Miami, for the clubs, but now I've got my eye on an apartment, so I'll probably move sometime next year.

The findings of the new intelligence review could affect a behind-the-scenes debate now underway within the administration over whether to continue talking to the North Korean government, or to move sometime in the next few weeks or months toward a kind of economic embargo not seen since the Cuban missile crisis.

Another twenty or so families moved in sometime before 1967.

The play, which has a nicely functional set consisting mostly of draperies and venetian blinds, has been moved to sometime in the first half of the 20th century.

Perhaps lured by the trade in horses, and putatively in response to a dispute over the distribution of meat from a slain buffalo, the Crow broke with the Hidatsa and moved westward sometime between the mid-17th and the early 18th century.

They moved in sometime after August 1860.

The New York Times corroborated the report, and said the retrofit would help keep costs down and allow the move to happen quickly, rather than on a multiyear timeline that would have seen embassy staff move sometime after 2020.

He expects to move in sometime next month.