Sentence examples for some unspecified time from inspiring English sources

He would travel there at some unspecified time to expand his work — what he called Stage Two.

The second private placement completing the Nasdaq changeover would be completed at some unspecified time in the fall.

Deza narrates his account at some unspecified time in the future, and explains how, in early middle age, he came to espionage.

They say they were removed from Germany for their "protection" and hint that they may be handed back at some unspecified time.

According to The Post's own report on the deal, the Washington Post Company's chief executive, Donald E. Graham, hired the boutique investment bank some unspecified time ago.

Both Owen Smith and Jeremy Corbyn have sketched utopian plans to somehow magic the world back to some unspecified time before 1980.

Some studies asked symptoms over a very long or unspecified time [3], [9], [16], [18] whereas some did not exactly describe symptom classification, questions asked, or time concerning the symptom question [7], [8], [10], [14], [15].

Section 201.2(d)(2) refers to "litigation, actual or prospective". The term "prospective litigation," as used in the regulation, means more than a subjective expectation of litigation at some unspecified future time.

That agreement proscribes all but five countries the United States, Russia, China, Britain, and France from possessing nuclear weapons, in exchange for a pledge from the five to eliminate their own stockpiles at some unspecified future time.

Even the adult Joe, who narrates the story from some unspecified future time, cannot fully grasp Geraldine's ordeal, perhaps because he can barely stand to think about it.

(I've yet to take advantage of the Lists feature, which seems more for reminding oneself to read an article or watch a video at some unspecified future time).