Sentence examples for Afford some time from inspiring English sources

Maybe, fewer shots of Pippa Middleton smiling behind her designer sunglasses, or Sir Cliff Richard napping behind his, or, though it pains me to say it, Jack Nicklaus concentrating through his, might afford some time for the kind of graphics-assisted analysis that Channel 4 introduced to cricket, and that Sky do so well.

"Normally when people are grieving they are afforded some time.

Unless there is simply no (as in zero) money to go on vacation, vacations afford us some time away from the difficulties of everyday existence.

He went for a time after three runs of six, five and four flying laps each, which would have afforded him some time to change the settings of the car to his liking.

Unlike so many others, I'm fortunate because my divorce settlement affords me some time.

Buy the best mattress you can afford, and spend some time trying out different kinds, to see what suits you.

If the President is to ultimately overrule his advisers and change course, he can afford to take some time and hear a fully developed internal debate, as he seems to prefer.

You can afford to use some time after you get the ball to look around and decide on a course of action.

Having said that, Jermain has also relieved the incoming employee of the stated aim of "gaining further recognition within the media", with this job advert having garnered him more attention than he has been afforded for quite some time.

A visit to Centro Esperanza, a community institution offering education, music lessons, and counseling services to people of Loíza and nearby towns, afforded some real-time brainstorming and problem-solving opportunities for FJE members.

The Reebok designers – for all their faults – at least afforded a famous club some time and a little respect.