Sentence examples for a time to express from inspiring English sources

A time for family, a time for turkey and a time to express gratitude for all the good things that have happened in your life.

Valentine's Day is generally thought of as a time to express our love for someone special in our lives.

This is a time to express genuine enthusiasm for the opportunity and to be as close as possible to completely transparent about your expectations.

It is the time when night and day stand equal in duration; thus is it a time to express gratitude, complete projects and honor a moment of balance.

"It is my hope that this is more than a time to express personal sorrows," said Presiding Bishop Mark S. Hanson of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Homecoming is a time to express your individual style and to have fun dressing up.

So maybe this is a good time to express some skepticism.

If those were Ms. Merkel's views all along, she waited a long time to express them distinctly.

It took me a long time to express clearly what I was doing, but eventually I realized that one way to deal with a difficult problem is to change the question — in particular by shifting levels.

The Turks need to come to grips with this dark and grisly episode, open up the Ottoman archives fully, and acknowledge the facts whatever they may be, but the folks down at the International Relations Committee in the House, who passed the resolution, couldn't have picked a worse time to express their moral outrage.

"It's a good time to express yourself.