Sentence examples for a time and going from inspiring English sources

All that's left of it now, though, is the lingering conviction that "Brits do best when our backs are against the wall": the fantasy that a life spent eating chlorinated chicken, sitting in hot lorries in Dover for weeks at a time and going to war with Ireland is what everybody really wants.

"He'd just take these sheets out one at a time and go, 'No.

We're the guys who live in a chamber for a month at a time and go to work in a diving bell.

She attended New Haven State Teachers College, taught for a time and went on to hold a number of posts in Hadassah and in other Zionist organizations.

We leave for months at a time and go too far off places that are dangerous, unforgiving and inhospitable.

Sinatra worked on a newspaper delivery truck for a time and went with a local plasterer's daughter, Nancy Barbato, who fell in love with him.

Begin with a few minutes at a time and go from there.

It did, however, introduce me to an important principle: the difference between going out for a great time, and going out to pass time.

Instead "he saw himself living a long time and going many places and doing many different things.

I worked in a DNA virus lab for a time and considered going into infectious diseases.

Learn a few lines at a time and keep going over them -- even if you know them.