Sentence examples for period someone from inspiring English sources

During a slow period, someone made food.

During the Q. & A. period, someone asked, "What do you mean by 'a show'?" "What do you mean, 'What do I mean by "a show"?' " Nugent replied.

In each question period, someone stood up and said, "Did you have any moral compunctions or ethical compunctions when the judge was talking to you?

City Opera could have used an on-site leader during this difficult period, someone to talk up the future, reassure patrons and excite the public about the striking new direction the company will take next season.

In that interim period someone dug up a patio stone and took it home with them.

Somewhere in that confused period, someone decided that Kunta Kinte would be sent abroad in spite of the entreaties of his family and the promise of a substantial ransom.

Between periods, someone must have mentioned to the Blackhawks' captain that pucks need to get to net.

The church usually has a five-year "cooling-off" period following someone's death before they can be considered for sainthood – a sensible approach, given the emotions that surround someone's passing – but Pope Benedict waived this in the case of his predecessor.

"It's about a period when someone doesn't know how to value yourself.

There was a three-year period where someone else had his vote, however.

"When I came back one period later, someone had stolen it and I never saw it again.