Sentence examples for a time something from inspiring English sources

After a time something was wrong.

Certainly, for a time, something seemed to come between her and what she put on the screen.

"He built large numbers of housing units at a time, something no one else had done at the time.

In Brokeback Mountain, though Jack and Ennis's relationship endures for a time, something about it always left me cold – perhaps because, as Annie Proulx later said, "the story isn't about Jack and Ennis.

The new desktop computers, he thought, should be able to work on more than one task a time (something that at that point only much bigger computers could do), rather than forcing users to twiddle their thumbs as they waited for new applications to launch.

One of the social benefits of bridge playing during its heyday was that it regularly caused people to interact, face to face, for hours at a time, something we tend not to do much anymore, now that so many popular amusements are both solitary and passive.

There needs to be an exchange, any time something is given, something needs to be received.

"Sometimes when you're at a certain place at a certain time, something just gets to you," she said.

"Myself and Tom used to have breakfast with Henry two or three times a week and it was a great time – something to look forward to.

In fact, General Yamashita was so excited that he said: "In a short time, something great will happen.

This will take a long time, something along the lines of one hour per 1000 songs.