Sentence examples for to sometime from inspiring English sources

He can even date this transformation to "sometime after 1969".

"Yes, we're human, we're going to sometime go back to it, but that's on my time".

Polls were initially promised for this year, then pushed to sometime in 2016.

Aidoo published little between 1970 and 1985, when Someone Talking to Sometime, a collection of poetry, appeared.

The painting dates to sometime before 1567, when El Greco left — permanently, it turned out — for Venice.

They want nothing more than to push the default button back to sometime just before the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

But the company again pushed back its timetable for returning all its recalled over-the-counter drugs to stores to sometime next year.

Perennially underrated, yet purveyors of some of rock's most enticingly radio-friendly fare, much of their appeal is down to sometime lead singer Colin Blunstone.

The civil servants' union was also considering moving forward a 24-hour strike scheduled for March 16 to sometime next week to increase pressure on the government.

But a special committee of Dell's board offered on Wednesday to accept a revised $13.75-a-share 13.75-a-share 13.75-a-shared Silver Lake in exchange for moving takeovering to sometime in mid-Septembid and the record date to sometime around Aug. 10.

The play, which has a nicely functional set consisting mostly of draperies and venetian blinds, has been moved to sometime in the first half of the 20th century.