Sentence examples for sometime before midnight from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sometime before midnight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate an unspecified time that occurs prior to midnight on a given day. Example: "Please submit your report sometime before midnight to ensure it is considered for review."
If the Presidential election were held today, Hillary Clinton would deliver her acceptance speech sometime before midnight tonight.
Sometime before midnight, Rex and his court would leave their own festivities so that Rex could pay his respects to that year's Comus.
By Jill Lepore If the Presidential election were held today, Hillary Clinton would deliver her acceptance speech sometime before midnight tonight.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Sometime before midnight Saturday, a pair of rights groups — one Afghan, the other American — quietly posted online a report on how American authorities have continued to send detainees to Afghan prisons even though coalition forces ordered a halt to such transfers last year because of concerns about torture.
Sometime before midnight, Johnson heard someone knock at his front door, Stringer said.
A second neighbor said she was startled awake sometime before midnight by a single, loud noise, but went back to sleep.
Sometime before evening, I'll take a little time to sit down alone and write, whether it's a story I'm working on or just a flock of postcards to friends.
Update: service is back online sometime before noon PST.
We are expecting it to be published on the Home Office website sometime before 10am this morning.
Sometime before Saturday night, it was unscrewed, though it was back in place by Tuesday afternoon.
Sometime before Saturday night Conor McGregor found his fighting soul again.
