Sentence examples for on someday from inspiring English sources
The phrase "on someday" is not grammatically correct and should not be used in written English
A correct and commonly used phrase for a future event is "someday" or "one day." For example, "Someday, I hope to travel around the world." or "One day, I will achieve my dreams."
As they receive theirs, I ask them to choose their favorite book, paste in the bookplate and save at least that one for future reading and for passing on someday to someone they love.
Maybe this game, Monopoly, as yet unpatented, will catch on someday.
The few pleasures on "Someday World" are Hyde's plainspoken but unpredictable lyrics, his stringent guitar playing, and the woody thrum of Eno's multitracked voice.
At times, as on "Someday My Prince Will Come," the three sidemen ventured out with no piano, pushing into modal territory.
Scotland's most successful football club is trying to attract potential investors with an eye on someday playing in the English Premier League.
As you'd expect from a collaboration between a man known for his explorations in ambience (Brian Eno) and another who made his bones playing live techno (Underworld's Karl Hyde), there are jarring moments on Someday World.
The 2 tube model looks good, and most Amateurs would love to have one someday on their amateur radio bench.
Betting on children to someday be star athletes remains near the top of the popularity list.
Although much remains to be determined, his coach, Dave Ferraro, said he is on track to someday make the United States team.
"But I promise you that on that someday the Flip will do something very different that the iPhone doesn't".
"We will look back on war someday like we did on slavery," said Mr. Rieman, who lives in Indianapolis.
