After leaving Leyden as a doctor of medicine, Mandeville settled in England, somewhen at the end of the seventeenth century, and became well known in the Coffee Houses as a wit and good fellow.
To one who inquired as to the derivation of the phrase a poet unknown to me thus replied, somewhen in the reign of William IV.
These epics were written down somewhen in the eighth or seventh century B.
Barton and his daughter visited Lamb at Colebrooke Cottage somewhen about this time.
He retired to Leamington and practised there until his death, somewhen about 1857, says Mr. Hazlitt.
We walked round the garden somewhen that morning, and talked about Cambridge.
And somewhen in the early nineties she met and married Bailey.
We do not know what led to the disaster nor who inflicted it; but somewhen about 1400 B.
Somewhen at last the southward drift of the Amerindians must have met and mingled with the eastward, canoe-borne drift of the heliolithic culture.
There is a diagnosis of the intellectual decadence of the age in a treatise upon the sublime by a Greek writer who wrote somewhen in the second, third, or fourth century A.
They appeared somewhen about the end of the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries in Greece, where they were believed to be Egyptians (hence Gipsy), a very general persuasion which they themselves accepted and disseminated.
In Haarlem, one Coster was printing from movable typesomewhen before 1446.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "somewhen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: eventually; finally; sometime; yet
