Every afternoon, the stray dog waits by the bakery and gets some warm bread.

I hope that some day we'll visit the old lighthouse together.

At the potluck, Sarah put aside some mores for people who arrived late.

The conference drew some pumpkins from the industry who expected VIP treatment.

For some reason, the meeting was postponed at the last minute.

He arrived late, some more he forgot to bring the documents.

Let's meet for lunch some time next week to discuss the project.

She told some ol' story about growing up near the river.

In his transcription of the seventeenth-century diary, he left 'some-body' unchanged to preserve the original spelling.

I noticed the eighteenth-century diary repeatedly used some body where modern texts would use somebody.