Sentence examples for some indefinite from inspiring English sources

The couple themselves seem plucked from some indefinite era.

These solution structures contain some indefinite functional components that can be determined by using any variational method.

The experts emphasized that no one should take Cipro or any other antibiotic out of fear that they might be exposed to anthrax at some indefinite future time.

Since Marek's death in 1971, the handwritten notes have been in the possession of his wife, who has promised a thorough investigation at some indefinite later date.

"Just leaving troops out there for some indefinite time while inspectors poke around -- that's not going to happen," said a State Department official.

The story is told from some indefinite future distance — why did that seem like the right choice of perspective, and what does that allow you to do?

About 9,000 employees were already off the job today, some for a 24-hour strike and some continuing indefinite strikes begun Monday.

The committee said Australia's policy of mandatory – and in some cases indefinite – detention of asylum seekers was unlawful.

But so much of the bill has been modified temporarily, some for indefinite periods, that the most oppressive uncertainties remain in place.

This year's bill contained more such constraints, including language that some believe codifies indefinite detention.

The appropriate moment for "black bloc" seems, for some, to be indefinite.