Sentence examples for sometime there from inspiring English sources

In particular, everyone at NASA knew that sometime there would be an accident in space & that there could be death...& NASA's engineers & astronauts even knew the likeliest moment when something might blow-the time of maximum aerodynamic stress on the vehicle, during the first minute or so of flight.

He told the referee that he had a tennis court at home and was trying to develop some young players, and that if he could bring them over to Charlottesville sometime there would be no need to feed them or to provide rooms for them, because he would take them home after the matches each day, the distance being only sixty miles.

Sometime there have been viable publishing layers, other times not.

It's not so much 'jam tomorrow', as 'jam… sometime' — there's no timeline, and jam gets pretty rancid after not very long.

In Australia, you can be so remote that sometime there may be very few people who actually see a storm.

Sometime there are going to be tours in the future through abortuaries — the killing centers of America — and say, "Where was the church?

She was Calarusso's sometime assistant, there that night to see that the great man ate his soup.

It's got to rain sometime, right?" There was really only one washout weekend -- last Friday through Sunday -- with dueling tropical storms churning their way up the coast.

Sometime this fall there will be a White House conference aimed at developing a national policy to strengthen the ego of the Negro male in the U.S. The title of the conference, announced by the Pres. in a speech at Howard Univ.

"Many of us predicted that sometime, somewhere, there could be a major act of terrorism in the United States," Ernest May of Harvard, the dean of American diplomatic historians, said last week.

But it would not be shocking if, sometime soon, there were big American cities that had no local newspaper; more important, we're almost sure to see a sharp decline in the volume and variety of content that newspapers collectively produce.