The phrase "a time and even" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "We need to find a time and even place to meet."
Alternatives: "a time and place" or "a time and location".
Braids songs build slowly, one element at a time, and even when Ms. Standell-Preston begins her wry, profane complaints, it's not the end of the construction process.
The hunters brave a poisoned wilderness To capture just a few blooms at a time, And even they, least sensitive of men, Will stand to look, and sigh, and look again, Dying of love for what does not love them.
According to an academic paper detailing its exhibition history, " 'Ice Bag' never functioned for longer than a few days at a time, and, even then, it performed only part of its intended motion.
But his colleagues have warned Mr Ashdown that he can now take only one step at a time, and even then only after he has consulted first with his front bench.
You need to be able to instill swagger and belief in others, even if only for a few minutes at a time, and even if it means hamming it up.
"How did you pull this apartment together in so short a time and even get a Christian Liaigre sofa?" exclaimed Linda Fargo, the effervescent vice president for visual presentation at Bergdorf Goodman.
For many of the nuns, the past few weeks seem to have been a hard time, and even a lonely one.
Often, we are at a company for a long time and even our bosses, new or not, really don't remember our experience.
Then, they try the exercise again a second time and even a third time until they get the answers correct.
Mike was a member of the Chicago Robotics Group for a long time, and even served as the president of that organization for a spell.
But we all have a good time, and even on an implicit level, they're learning that playing sports isn't just a "boy thing".
