Sentence examples for sometime when from inspiring English sources

"You should come sometime when everything in Ukraine is wonderful," he said.

"Sometime when we play festivals we get in touch," Moebius said.

Sometime when Sebatu Gebre Yesus was young he cannot remember when -- he began collecting things.

And someone else tells her: "Sometime when people see a beautiful thing they want to destroy it.

Sometime when I was in Spain again, I thought, I would try to find him, or just leave one of my books at his gallery.

Her fondest recollection was of marrying, "sometime when Borno was president," she said, referring to Louis Borno, who governed from 1922 to 1930.

Sometime between 1965, when we moved in, and 1968, when we moved out -- to our own house in Park Slope -- a young couple moved in to the apartment above us.

Sometime between when our granddads licked the Nazis and when we started putting warnings on our coffee cups about the temperature of our beverage, America lost that pioneering spirit.

A second Cod appeared sometime between 1748 (when the State House was rebuilt) and 1773 (when Thomas Crafts, Jr. billed the Province of Massachusetts Bay, "To painting Codfish, 15 shillings").

That is, sometime between when he entered exclusive C.I.A. custody, in 2002, and when he left it, in 2006, he lost his left eye.

Sometime this year, when everything is approved, the Morgan co.