Sentence examples for Timed to when from inspiring English sources

Low cost credit, for more systematic upgrading of houses, timed to when families needed to make improvements and not when they acquired a large sum of money.

Timing of openness, referring to when participants are invited or allowed to participate.

5) Great Timing Popular conversationalists seem to know when to talk and when to listen.

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BENDS BARS TO GET OUT Escape Timed When Guards Left Wall -- Was Soon to Have Been Eligible for Parole.

The instructions for the TIM were to stop when they felt the child had had enough.

These substitutions lower the PS binding affinities of TIM-3 when compared to those of TIM-1 and TIM-4 (Figs. 1C and 3A).

Timing is everything, when timed correctly it will work out perfectly.

He explains that he'd turned Tim down when he asked him to do some courier work but it wasn't completely official.

Timing begins when the leg is lifted and is timed in seconds until the person returns the non-weight bearing foot to the ground.

Timing is (kinda) important When to eat and what to eat are the two main factors when it comes to post-workout nutrition.