sometime * , also: some time **

"We could be having either or both back sometime in the future."

Sometime during the night he had told her the whole story.

The power went off sometime in the early morning hours.

Sometime he would like to be present when those two were working together.

Sometime during the last two minutes her mind had been made up.

A girl had to start looking out for herself sometime.

Not now, she decided, but perhaps sometime over the next few days.

He called and asked for your phone number, last month sometime.

Sometime before the end of the next century, she thought.

"She probably died sometime last night or early in the morning."

I really wanted to have a word or two with you sometime.

As if he had been here before, sometime long ago.

She asked me if I wanted to get together sometime soon.

I knew I'd have to get a better look sometime.

But I have to get back home sometime and go to work.

He held the office until sometime between 1085 or 1086.

Maybe sometime down the road I might change my mind.

You should come back and play with us again sometime.

He died sometime in the first half of the year 1309.

Sometime later if he has to be can say no, we never met.

Sometime you need to learn what real love is like.

You're going to have to deal with the issue sometime.

Look, I'd like to get together with you and talk sometime soon.

The best thing to do is call him sometime in the morning.

Sometime when you're free come up to my office for a talk.