Sentence examples for Not quite on time from inspiring English sources

I still have a trauma with notions of time, if I have an appointment and the other person is not quite on time, I really suffer.

Every experience then is always not quite on time or, as Derrida quotes Hamlet, time is "out of joint".

Deaton's contribution is perhaps not quite on that level, but, at a time when economists often get a bad rap (sometimes justifiably so), his work conveys an important message: if you are clear about the theoretical assumptions you are making, and you are careful — very careful — about how you interpret the data, economics can provide a powerful tool with which to analyze and improve the world.

So we may not quite be on time!

Gekko not quite on the money.

Not quite on the "long-term" part.

But if the bird doesn't cook quite on time, or I burn the Brussels sprouts as I did on a recent test run, I know that it will be what I've wanted to bring into my kitchen with my family since I bought my house: a mess, and a mix of voices and personalities whose lives have been overlapping since my parents met in high school.

"Providing assurances that Puerto Rico will control its own cultural and linguistic identity would reduce concern over this possibility". But it may not quite be time to sew another star on your flag.

Bobblehead peace reigned at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, one day after Mariano Rivera dolls did not quite show up on time, creating long lines when they finally did arrive and plenty of grumbling fans.

It's not quite time to take that one up.

I'm not sure the Auld Claret Jug is big enough,   Updated at 4.09pm BST 4.04pm BST It's not quite Dustin Johnson Meltdown Time yet - that comes on Sunday afternoon - but he has overclubbed through 8, then sent a bunker shot halfway back down the green.