Sentence examples for In new time from inspiring English sources

Air travelers for now may have to rely on coffee instead of a wonder drug to help them function in new time zones.

Watching the Activité set itself after you've paired the device with the Withings Health Mate app is almost magical, and a side-benefit is that when you travel, you can simply open the app to initiate a sync and your watch will automatically update to the time of your iPhone, which itself automatically changes once you connect to new networks in new time zones.

That's John Paul O'Connor's wish in "New Time Old Time" on Day 10: "O, Obama, be not the chosen, but the unchosen / of the unchosen revolution, not around the corner / but here on St. Nicholas Avenue where the swollen tribes / of unchosen are chanting, Africa come home, and raising / their sunbroad arms to demand you be what they believe / you are".

Worst still, they said, in extending the protest period, the Florida Supreme Court and the Gore campaign became embroiled in new time-consuming arguments about whether the Florida justices had usurped power delegated to legislatures by the United States Constitution.

But we live in new times.

"Words and Women: New Language in New Times" followed in 1976.

"The attitudes that facilitate sectarianism may find new outlets in new times," suggested Bob Collins, the head of the commission.

Jan Rutger Achterberg, a VARA executive who produced the film, said it was "about people who remember their loved ones in new times, in a new era, with new media".

The danger is that each of these things is not necessarily evil on first appearance, and each seeks a new name in new times.

But we're in new times now.

Today we have a new generation in new times and with new thinkers.