Sentence examples for a time was made from inspiring English sources

After service in the army during World War II, Geisel went into advertising for a time, was made an editorial cartoonist for PM newspaper in New York City, and eventually in 1958 founded Beginner Books, Inc., which in 1960 became a division of Random House.

If the women consented to participate in the study, a time was made for the computer-assisted telephone interview.

A comparison with a conventional approach (study of one parameter at a time) is made.

Sergeant Padilla said saying goodbye a second time was made easier by knowing clearly when he would be coming home.

If this person could not be interviewed immediately, an appointment time was made.

Mr Otter said Dr Lundy had presented a report that at the time was made out to be untrue.

In four years Time was making a profit.

"We felt that putting him on a shorter leash for the time being made sense," Mr. Bray said.

Sleep is a process by which the processor time is made available to the other threads of the computer.

Is that sad for me, whose idea of a good time is making Latin verb flashcards?

So your idea of an Edinburgh good time is making the audience cry?