Sentence examples similar to one-day years from inspiring English sources

I think I met Adam Duritz serendipitously on the streets of New York City one day, years after I did that for them, and I think I said something silly like, "I've been with you!" (laughs) He eventually realized who I was and we chatted.

"You look back and think: 'God, that was odd, the things Liz did.' I came home one day years ago and saw this lovely carpet out on the grass.

Then one day, years later, I was leaving hot-rock yoga and there he was.

Mr. Anderson said that one day years later, he looked up to see Mr. Howsam watching batting practice.

One day, years ago, when he was first drawing Nevins, he found the door open, and he slipped onto the lower platform with his camera.

One day years later when I was in the New York Public Library, I met Gerald Cohen, who was putting the final touches on his monograph on the meaning of the phrase "The Big Apple".

"Nigeria is not a country where anybody ever asks for your receipts," her daughter explains, "and knowing how poor we were at the time, it's amazing that she didn't keep it". But Dora was unaware that the story of the incredibly honest pharmacist rose up the ranks until one day, years later, she got a phone call at home from President Obasanjo.

One day, years afterward, I would come to view this night as the template for the many disasters I later created for myself, but, at the time, risking my life in the gathering darkness on a day when I had cowered at the thought of a paper cut or an infected pimple produced no awareness of contradiction.

One day, years ago, all came to a head -- that is, profit versus loyalty.

And one day, years from now, Kylie Jenner will be the President of the United States of America.

If everything went well, then maybe, one day, years from now, I'd be a rich old white man too.