Sentence examples for sometime come to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buckman says his children sometime come to mind in the context of his work.

You know, sometime it has to come to an end".

Sometime previously he had come to know the widow of the chancellor, Joseph von Breuning, and she engaged him as music teacher to two of her four children.

Alan Bennett, the English diarist, playwright, and sometime monologuist, came to town a few weeks ago for the New York première of his play "The History Boys".

So — not to get too "Inception" about it but — Possibility A is that George died sometime before coming to the house, and the house is a kind of personal limbo — a job he'll never be able to complete, a place to ponder his failings.

“There’s always a girl,” Soraya said, with an indolent stretch of her heavy brown arms, and Maggie said, “We all come to it sometime.

"There's always a girl," Soraya said, with an indolent stretch of her heavy brown arms, and Maggie said, "We all come to it sometime.

Code-named Timna, the new highly integrated chip is likely to come to market sometime in the second quarter of 2000.

Last month, we talked about the likelihood that a replacement for the BlackBerry Curve 8530 — known as the Curve 9330 — would come to Sprint sometime soon.

As the rumors currently stand, the "Gphone" will come to America sometime next Spring, likely riding on back T-Mobile's network, and, according to some reports, costing the Gguys several hundred million dollars in development costs.

There's no hard and fast date yet for when the on-demand features will become available but DirecTV's apparently been testing it and has said that it'll come to fruition sometime in the second quarter.