Sentence examples for some time late from inspiring English sources
It's due to take place some time late this afternoon.
If outside for some time late in the summer, it will set blooms.
Some time late in the 19th century, when they grew like monstrous carbuncles, is the answer.
Chegeni went missing from the detention centre some time late on Friday or early Saturday morning.
At this rate they'll get to 10 for 1100 some time late Monday.
"Our electors do not meet until some time late in December, and the inauguration is not until January.
Some times, late in a novel, when everything has acquired an almost unbearable momentum and I need to write what happens next in order to know what happens next, I might return to those old ways and sit down for a writing session that continues until 2 or 3 or 4am – but those days are rare.
Philip K. Verleger Jr., publisher of Petroleum Economics Monthly and a senior adviser to the Brattle Group, a Cambridge, Mass., consulting firm, spent some time late last week talking about Mobil, Exxon and the changing dynamics of the oil business.
He told Britons that the referendum question he will present to them some time late this year or next will be a simple yes or no vote like the 1975 balloting in which two-thirds of Britons rejected a campaign to push the country out of what was then called the European Community.
And look forward to Dylan's new album, scheduled, so they say, to appear some time late this summer.
I first picked up this issue some time late 2005, after looking at the images and reading the "Do's & Dont's", finally sat down to read the articles Spring 2006.
