Sentence examples for But by time from inspiring English sources

But by time the sun rose, we were gone.

But by time the game ended, the Nets had revived despite falling short.

But by time this occurs, there's already no Technetium left; it's a signature we've never found in a single planetary nebula.

And the good thing that we all know about Jim is that – and which is not so good sometimes – we may have to wait 10 years for it but, by time he does come around, he gives you something that sort of changes your life, or at least touches it in such a way.

They are ranked not by distance, but by time blocked out for the flight in the airlines' schedules.

One eyewitness told the Dover Express: "The ship's rudders went 30 degrees to starboard but by time they got to the entrance it was too late.

The system was restored before midnight Eastern time, but by that time, a spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration said.

Glucose concentrations fluctuated throughout the feeding period, but no treatment by time interactions were noted.

But by the time Varthaman crossed around 9 p.m. local time most people had dispersed.

A flâneur is not bound by time, but is free to explore.

Your dedication and outcomes of work, family and health are measured not by time but by consistency and commitment.