Sentence examples for take place sometime from inspiring English sources

The next hearing will take place sometime in March.

The merger is supposed to take place sometime next year.

His first vault will take place sometime after 2 P.M. today.

It was supposed to be the last day of the trial, at least until closing arguments, which will take place sometime in the next few weeks.

In the late sermons, Smith repeatedly talks about a council of the Gods that was meant to take place sometime before the Book of Genesis begins.

The cataclysmic event that we were anticipating was going to take place sometime in the future, the distant future, perhaps not even in our lifetime.

The strike took place sometime between 2 a.m. and 2 30 a.m., the official said.

The procedure, which took place sometime after the Nets' season ended on May 4, was strictly precautionary, according to the Nets.

Her feel for the social landscape of the New South -- the book takes place sometime in the 1970's, though Tartt is blessedly sparing with gratuitous period details and pop-cultural references -- is remarkably acute.

Now it is almost ready for unveiling at Mr. Karpenko's tomb, a ceremony that when it takes place sometime in July will be a significant political act in this authoritarian state that lies between Russia and Poland.

I can only assume that the encounter took place sometime in mid-April, when, after lengthy artillery bombardment, the Soviet Armies broke through the German lines along the Oder and the Neisse between Forst and Muskau to take revenge for their millions of dead, to conquer, to triumph.