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Definition of “one of these days”

one of these days

"But one of these days I'll realize that'Hey, I ain't never going back.

Globe and Mail (2003)

But he's still determined to turn his back on acting one of these days , and concentrate on producing shows instead.

Sun, News of the World (2002)

Perhaps one of these days I'll meet him on a more congenial occasion.

Secombe, Fred Goodbye Curate

The good news is that one of these days we might even see a computer with a built-in spot for coffee cups.

canada.com (2004)

Unless he seeks help, one of these days he might find that he can't hit the ball at all.

Times, Sunday Times (2001)

You'll come in Smith's one of these days to buy a birthday card, and there I'll be.

Richard Francis PROSPECT HILL (2003)

`I said to Ted one of these days he'll come home to find his mom cut into pieces that I'm feeding into the mincer.

Anne Bennett WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS (2002)

`Otho, one of these days I'm going to sew your lips shut, and life will turn much sweeter," Garin said.

Kerr, Katharine A Time of War

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