Sentence examples for To small time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grant's foray into the realm of calculating cads may be traced to "Small Time Crooks" (2000), the Woody Allen comedy in which he portrayed David, a suave, conniving art dealer hired by the nouveau riche Frenchy (Tracey Ullman) to turn her into a "classy item".

This result can be seen as a generalization of some classical ones on global exponential asymptotic stability (see, for instance, [3], etc)., and was used by the authors to study robustness of exponential dissipativity with respect to small time delays.

This could lead to small time shifts on the measured fluorescence decay of the mixture compared to the decay of individual species.

The reduction in risk of incident disability related to small time increments in moderate-vigorous activity bolsters the recognized benefits of those activities.

Under in vivo conditions cells are likely to be exposed to small, time-varying ligand doses which can be pulsatile and noisy.

Adjusting the time unit of an hour to smaller time units is possible, but might require a different interviewing format: a smaller time unit may hamper retrospective questioning over four days due to memory problems.

Writers are not reduced to small-time semi-celebrities, and readers are not patronised as consumers.

Alongside its mainstream actors, Duvall's eulogy to small-time football will also feature real-life players.

The cases the I.R.S. is pursuing, the Syracuse study found, are skewed to small-time offenders.

The outgoing president showed mercy to small-time crooks and elderly offenders, and admonished courts for being too slow.

When you start to apply it to small-time crooks, which is, at best, what Buddy and his boys were accused of being, it's really worrying.