sometime
IPA: sˈʌmtaɪm
adjective
- Former, erstwhile; at some previous time.
- Occasional.
adverb
- At an indefinite but stated time in the past or future.
- (obsolete) Sometimes.
- (obsolete) At an unstated past or future time; once; formerly.
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Examples of "sometime" in Sentences
- So he is pacifist sometimes and warmonger sometimes.
- They'll release the album on the label sometime this Fall.
- He was sometimes regarded as dissolute, sometimes as insane.
- Sometimes it was manlike, and sometimes it was merely a fish.
- Sometimes, the robber was overcome, and sometimes the laborer.
- But sometimes it was manlike, and sometimes it was merely a fish.
- Sometimes there's friction, sometimes there's all around amicability.
- Sometimes the extrapolation of data is accurate and sometimes it is not.
- Sometimes expletives are unnecessary, sometimes they're unexceptionable.
- "But I'd definitely love to be able to try and win another title sometime soon, that's for sure."
- Reportedly, the company teased that there will be "something far-reaching" for the title sometime next year.
- And I loved that phrase, and it kept resounding in my head and I knew I had to use it as a title sometime for something.
- The biggest legal news from the States of the past week is Justice Stevens's announcementthat he will retirethe day after the court concludes its term sometime in mid-June.
- This piece was written by the Reformed theologian and philosopher the late Dr.Greg Bahnsen and addresses the sometimes confusing and misunderstood concepts of foreordination and free will.
- Although Terry Moore has been tapped to restart the title sometime in 2008, it remains to be seen if this will come to pass since apparently Spider-Man no longer loves Mary Jane in the Marvel Universe.
- According to the UK's Daily Mirror, the "Material Girl" is set to team up with Audigier to design a special collection for the label sometime this year - a collaboration that is bound to create long queues at their stores worldwide.