Sentence examples for so some time from inspiring English sources

Fathers are generally keen on their progeny, so some time to bond with them is a boon.

"So some time ago I said to them, at an appropriate time, I would like to speak out on this".

So some time during the next Parliament Mr Blair may have to choose between keeping down public spending and taxes, and helping the long-term unemployed.

Saks Fifth Avenue and J. C. Penney also recently stopped giving monthly sales figures, and Wal-Mart, the nation's largest retailer, stopped doing so some time ago.

So, some time in the 6m years since the common ancestor of people and apes was around, a bit of the X chromosome has attached itself to the Y.

"But at the end of the day I always come back to, 'Well we just need to try it because I don't know if I can live with all the other decisions and options.'" So some time early next year, they've agreed, the final embryo will be implanted.

Did the world's great novelists really spend years agonising over the pitch and rhythm of their sentences so some time-efficient post-modern reader could skim over the text like a political spin doctor searching for soundbites in the transcript of a ministerial speech?

So take some time to calm down, and if necessary seek professional help.

He could not have been sure of doing so for some time.

Gay footballers are the outsiders, and will probably be so for some time to come.

States that strictly limit access to guns have largely done so for some time.