ตัวอย่าง someday

• Such technical arbitrariness may prove difficult someday when repairs must be made.

• The resulting growth with greater equity should also someday result in greater mass participation in industrial capital ownership through funds representing the economically enfranchised masses.

• These problems have arisen in cases that have come, or may someday come, before the courts.

• The strong help the weak, in anticipation that they might (or will) someday be weak and need help in turn.

• Someday a philanthropist will start a centre of courting rooms.

• However, the information reviewed here provides the skeleton of how the essential solution may someday appear.

• If someday we have to fight a government for some reason or another, we will not fight the fatherland.

• Their principal goal was to save as much money as possible and return home someday.

• Maybe someday you can turn them all into a book.

• Preventing diseases, when possible, remains the most attractive approach and may someday arise from either pharmaceuticals or surgery.

• We have not found a behavioral test; perhaps neuroimaging will someday afford a diagnostic.

• Even the wild mountain stream must someday join the big river.

• What we hoped we might do "someday" begins to be lived today.

• Just as a visitor or low status person may be somebody someday, a powerful person could become a nobody tomorrow.

• But, he said, someday it's going to change and international lending will start again.