Definition of "at some point" []

• Sometime, at an indefinite time. (phrase)

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• "Our every thought and deed at some point reduces to a bioelectric signal."
• "Marcus Claudius Marcellus won this prize from a Gallic chieftain in 222 B.C. More recently, at some point between 79 and 76 B.C. in Spain, the renegade Roman commander Sertorius had challenged the proconsul Metellus to a battlefield duel; Metellus declined."
• "And then, not every time but often enough, at some point on the back nine there is a disastera lost ball, a flubbed chip, and a three-putt on the same holethe cake is crushed between my fingers, shapeless, all but inedible."