Sentence examples for then some day from inspiring English sources

Because I'd just finished Mystic River [directing], I was mostly interested in being behind the camera, figuring that my retirement would be rather gradual, and then some day they'll say, get out from behind the camera, and I'll go into the sunset.

But if women practice strategies to succeed in science, and if all of us--women and men--talk openly about barriers to that success, then some day, the culture of science will afford women the same pay, the same recognition, and the same access to information, resources, and responsibility that it affords men.

"And if you really, really like what happens, then some day in the future you may give me a bonus".

Churchill, perhaps realising that history would remember the sacrifice of more high profile battles, wrote: "We shall not fail, and then some day, when children ask 'What did you do to win?', one will say 'I was a fighter pilot', another will say 'I was in the Submarine Service' another 'I marched with the Eighth Army'.

Eventually, all the small nodes could be connected into a larger scale network of UAVs, and then some day a whole logistics system".

They were dominant and then some Sunday night against the Saints.

If someone had told me back then that some day I'd be in an open marriage and that I would be the one who prompted it, I would have laughed in their face.

I knew then that some day I would end up in this magical town.

Then Tuesday (and Wednesday and Thursday) happened.

Holes in Their Swings Mike Schultz, a right-handed reliever with Class A Lancaster, struck out the side and then some last Thursday against Rancho Cucamonga.

He will have enough — and then some — on Saturday, when Pope Benedict XVI visits the seminary for a prayer service and youth rally.